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Tiffen 5587 55mm Infra-Red IR 87 Filter

Capture the Invisible SpectrumThe Tiffen 55mm Infra-Red 87 Filter is designed for black and white infrared photography. It absorbs all visible light, allowing only infrared light to pass through, creating unique and artistic effects. Specifications: Filter Type: Infrared Diameter: 55mm...

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Overview

Capture the Invisible Spectrum

The Tiffen 55mm Infra-Red 87 Filter is designed for black and white infrared photography. It absorbs all visible light, allowing only infrared light to pass through, creating unique and artistic effects.

Specifications:

  • Filter Type: Infrared
  • Diameter: 55mm
  • Intended Use: Black and white infrared film
  • Visible Transmission: None (Total visible light absorption)

Key Features

For black-and-white infrared film only

No visible transmission

55 millimeters in diameter

Total visible light absorption

Specifications

Filter Type
Infra-Red IR 87
Diameter
55mm
Compatibility
Black-and-white infrared film only
Light Transmission
No visible transmission
Light Absorption
Total visible light absorption

Frequently Asked Questions

This filter is specifically designed for use with black-and-white infrared film only, enabling specialized photographic effects by blocking visible light.
No, the Tiffen 5587 filter is engineered for total visible light absorption, ensuring that only infrared light reaches the film for a distinct photographic outcome.
The Tiffen 5587 Infra-Red IR 87 Filter has a diameter of 55 millimeters, making it suitable for lenses with a matching filter thread size.
No, this filter is exclusively designed for black-and-white infrared film and is not intended for use with color photography or general-purpose applications.
Total visible light absorption means the filter blocks all light in the visible spectrum, allowing only infrared light to pass, which creates unique tonal shifts and effects characteristic of infrared photography.