
Tiffen
Tiffen 6713G2 67mm #13 Green Filter
Achieve striking tonal separation in black and white photography with Tiffen's 67mm #13 Green filter and ColorCore technology.
$49.90*
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Overview
Key Features
Lightens Skin Tones
Lightens Foliage for Better Detail
Separates Between Subject and Background
ColorCore Technology
Specifications
Brand
Tiffen
Model
6713G2
Filter Size
67mm
Filter Color
Green #13
Effect
Color Correcting (Black & White Photography)
Construction
ColorCore Laminated Glass
Coating
Multi Coated
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of photography is the Tiffen 67mm #13 Green filter designed for?
This filter is specifically designed for black and white photography. It enhances contrast by lightening green tones, which improves the rendering of foliage and skin tones in monochrome images.
What thread size does this filter fit?
This filter fits lenses with a 67mm front filter thread. Check your lens cap or lens specifications to confirm your thread size before purchasing.
What is Tiffen's ColorCore technology?
ColorCore is Tiffen's proprietary process where the color filtration is laminated between two pieces of optical glass. This ensures consistent color accuracy across the entire filter surface and provides durability against scratching of the filter layer.
Can this filter be used for color photography?
While physically possible, the #13 Green filter applies a strong green cast that is not intended for standard color work. It is purpose-built for manipulating tonal values in black and white photography.
Does the multi-coating help reduce reflections?
Yes, the multi-coating on this filter helps minimize flare and ghosting caused by stray light, which preserves contrast and image clarity when shooting with the filter attached.