
Tiffen 72IRND30 XLE Series 72mm IRND Filter
Precision Light Control with Infrared Attenuation The Tiffen XLE Series advantiX IRND Filter allows for precise control over exposure while maintaining color accuracy. This filter darkens the entire scene and attenuates both visible and infrared light. Ideal for digital sensors which are prone to...
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Overview
Precision Light Control with Infrared Attenuation
The Tiffen XLE Series advantiX IRND Filter allows for precise control over exposure while maintaining color accuracy. This filter darkens the entire scene and attenuates both visible and infrared light. Ideal for digital sensors which are prone to color shifts, this filter enables longer exposures and wider apertures without compromising color fidelity.Specifications
* Brand: Tiffen * Model: 72IRND30 * Filter Size: 72mm * Density: ND 3.0 (10-Stop) * Technology: ColorCore * Features: Infrared AttenuationKey Features
ND 3.0 filter darkens the image allowing you to photograph with a longer shutter speed or wider aperture than normally required.|Providing a 10 stop exposure reduction this filter allows you to control depth of field and convey movement more easily.|Attenuates infrared light as well as visible wavelengths to maintain color neutrality and suppress color casts due to increased exposure lengths.
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Provides a 10-stop exposure reduction, enabling photographers to use longer shutter speeds or wider apertures.
- Helps in controlling depth of field and conveying movement more easily in photographic compositions.
- Attenuates infrared light as well as visible wavelengths, which helps maintain color neutrality and suppresses color casts.
- The ND 3.0 density allows for creative long exposure photography even in bright conditions.
- Designed with a 72mm diameter, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of lenses that accept this filter size.
👎 Cons
- As an ND 3.0 filter, it reduces light by 10 stops, which may be too dark for situations not requiring extreme light reduction.
- Its primary function is to darken the image, making it unsuitable for low-light photography without a tripod.
- This specific filter only affects light intensity and infrared, it does not include polarization or color correction properties.
- Requires manual adjustment of camera settings due to the significant light reduction, which may take time.
- If not precisely aligned, dark filters can sometimes introduce subtle vignetting at wider focal lengths, especially on full-frame sensors.