
Tiffen 55CP 55mm Circular Polarizer Filter
Tiffen 55mm circular polarizer that cuts glare, deepens skies, and saturates colors with ColorCore optical precision.
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Overview
Key Features
ULTRA-SLIM AND DURABLE FRAME: The Tiffen Circular Polarizer slim 55mm ring design ensures there’s no vignetting on wide-angle and telephoto lenses, keeping your image sharp and clean from edge to edge. The Tiffen Circular Polarizing non-slip ring allows for easy installation and removal, offering both durability and convenience for photographers and videographers.
Classic Circular Polarizer for Color & Contrast Control: Reduces glare and unwanted reflections from non‑metallic surfaces, enhancing color saturation and contrast for skies, water, foliage, and cinematic outdoor imagery.
Smooth Rotating Polarization Control: Allows precise adjustment of polarization intensity via a smooth rotating ring, giving filmmakers and photographers direct visual control as shooting conditions change. Tiffen Circular Polarizer filters are ideal for all types of photography and video projects. This filter provides a richer color and contrast on your projects.
IDEAL FOR PHOTOGRAPHY AND VIDEOGRAPHY: Tiffen Circular Polarizer filters are ideal for all types of photography and video projects. This filter provides a richer color and contrast on your projects.
Made from Optical Glass: Tiffen's optical glass provides unparalleled performance trusted by professional cinematographers and professional photographers for over 80 years.
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- ColorCore technology delivers consistent polarization and color accuracy across the entire filter surface
- Slim ring design reduces the risk of vignetting on wide-angle lenses
- Non-slip ring makes it easy to rotate and fine-tune the polarization effect with one hand
- Water-resistant coating provides added protection during outdoor and inclement weather shoots
👎 Cons
- Reduces light transmission by roughly 1-2 stops, which can be limiting in low-light situations
- Cannot be effectively stacked with other thick filters without introducing vignetting
- Polarization effect is minimal when shooting directly into or away from the sun
- Only fits 55mm threaded lenses, requiring a separate purchase for other lens diameters