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Tiffen 52mm 29 Filter Red Photography Filter

Enhance Your Black and White Photography with Dramatic Effects Introducing the Tiffen 52mm 29 Filter (Red), a powerful tool for creating striking black and white images. This filter enhances contrast by darkening skies and providing tonal separation, making it ideal for landscape, forensic, and ...

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Overview

Enhance Your Black and White Photography with Dramatic Effects

Introducing the Tiffen 52mm 29 Filter (Red), a powerful tool for creating striking black and white images. This filter enhances contrast by darkening skies and providing tonal separation, making it ideal for landscape, forensic, and infrared photography. Manufactured with Tiffen's ColorCore technology, this filter ensures high-quality and consistent results.

Specifications:

  • Filter Type: Dark Red (#29)
  • Diameter: 52mm
  • Filter Factor: 16.5 (Exposure increase by 4 1/3 stop)
  • Material: Optical Glass
  • Technology: ColorCore

Key Features

Dark-red filter

Used in scientific photography

52 millimeters in diameter

Primarily for black-and-white images

Specifications

Filter Color
Dark-red
Filter Diameter
52 millimeters
Primary Use
Black-and-white images
Secondary Use
Scientific photography

Frequently Asked Questions

The primary purpose of this filter is for black-and-white images, where it's used to create strong contrast and dramatic effects, such as darkening blue skies.
A dark-red filter will significantly enhance contrast in black-and-white photos, making blue areas (like skies) appear much darker and improving the visibility of clouds.
While it can be physically attached to a lens, this filter is primarily designed for black-and-white photography and would drastically alter the color balance if used for color images.
Yes, the Tiffen 52mm 29 Filter is noted as being used in scientific photography, indicating its application beyond general artistic use.
You should check the front of your camera lens or the inside of your lens cap for a symbol like "Ø52mm" or a similar marking to ensure compatibility.
Yes, as a dark-red filter, it will absorb a significant amount of light, requiring you to increase your exposure (either by adjusting ISO, aperture, or shutter speed) to compensate.