
Tiffen
Tiffen 62ND9 62mm Neutral Density ND0.9 Filter
62mm neutral density filter that reduces light by 3 stops for precise exposure control and creative depth-of-field effects.
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Overview
Key Features
Eliminates overly bright, washed-out images
Balances exposure
Controls depth of field
62mm diameter
For use with F-stop 3 on a manual camera; for all film types, color or black and white
Specifications
Filter Type
Solid Neutral Density (ND)
Density
0.9 (3 stops)
Diameter
62mm
Mount Type
Screw-in
Effect
Reduces light without changing color
Compatibility
Color and black-and-white, film and digital
Frequently Asked Questions
How many stops of light does this ND0.9 filter reduce?
The ND0.9 designation means it reduces light by 3 stops (0.9 log density), allowing you to use wider apertures or slower shutter speeds in bright conditions.
Does this filter introduce a color cast to images?
The Tiffen ND0.9 is designed to reduce light uniformly across the spectrum without altering color balance, making it suitable for both color and black-and-white photography.
What lens thread size does this filter fit?
This filter fits lenses with a 62mm front filter thread. Check your lens cap or lens barrel markings to confirm your lens thread size before purchasing.
Can I stack this filter with other filters?
Yes, the Tiffen 62ND9 can be stacked with other screw-in filters such as polarizers or UV filters, though stacking multiple filters on wide-angle lenses may introduce vignetting at the corners.
Is this filter useful for video as well as still photography?
Absolutely. The 3-stop reduction is commonly used in video production to maintain a cinematic shutter speed (such as 1/50s) in bright outdoor lighting while keeping the aperture open for shallow depth of field.