Tiffen

Tiffen 52OR16 52mm Orange #16 Filter B&W Photography

Create Dramatic Landscapes with Tonal EnhancementsThe Tiffen 52mm 16 Filter (Orange) is designed to enhance landscapes, marine scenes, and aerial photography in black and white imaging. It provides more dramatic effects than yellow filters by absorbing blue and blue-green tones. Specifications: ...

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Overview

Create Dramatic Landscapes with Tonal Enhancements

The Tiffen 52mm 16 Filter (Orange) is designed to enhance landscapes, marine scenes, and aerial photography in black and white imaging. It provides more dramatic effects than yellow filters by absorbing blue and blue-green tones.

Specifications:

  • Filter Type: Color Correction & Compensation
  • Filter Color: Orange
  • Filter Size: 52mm
  • Material: Optical Glass
  • Effect: Enhances landscapes, marine scenes, aerial photography

Key Features

Deeper than Yellow 16 filter

Produces more dramatic effects than yellow filter

52mm diameter

Primarily for black-and-white imaging

Specifications

Brand
Tiffen
Filter Type
Orange #16
Filter Diameter
52mm
Primary Use
Black-and-White Imaging
Effect
Deeper than Yellow 16, more dramatic effects

Frequently Asked Questions

This filter is primarily designed for black-and-white imaging to produce more dramatic effects and alter tonal values compared to a standard yellow filter.
The Tiffen 52OR16 filter has a 52mm diameter, making it compatible with any camera lens that has a 52mm filter thread.
The Orange #16 filter is described as "deeper than Yellow 16," meaning it produces more pronounced and dramatic effects on tonal contrasts in black-and-white photos.
While it can technically be used, its primary purpose and strong color shift make it unsuitable for achieving natural color balance in color photography.
You can expect more dramatic contrasts, especially in darkening blue skies and enhancing red and yellow elements within your black-and-white images.