
Tiffen
Tiffen 7787 77mm Infra-Red IR 87 Filter
Explore the Invisible SpectrumThe Tiffen 77mm Infra-Red 87 Filter allows you to explore the world of infrared photography. Designed for black-and-white infrared film, this filter blocks visible light, allowing only infrared light to pass through, creating unique and surreal effects. Diameter: 77m...
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Overview
Explore the Invisible Spectrum
The Tiffen 77mm Infra-Red 87 Filter allows you to explore the world of infrared photography. Designed for black-and-white infrared film, this filter blocks visible light, allowing only infrared light to pass through, creating unique and surreal effects.
- Diameter: 77mm
- Type: Infra-Red 87 Filter
- Compatibility: Black-and-white infrared film
- Transmission: No visible transmission
Key Features
For black-and-white infrared film only
No visible transmission
77mm diameter
Total visible light absorption
Specifications
Filter Type
Infra-Red (IR 87) Filter
Compatibility
Black-and-white infrared film only
Diameter
77mm
Light Transmission
Total visible light absorption
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of film is this Tiffen 77mm Infra-Red IR 87 Filter designed for?
This filter is specifically designed for use with black-and-white infrared film only, enabling unique photographic effects.
Can I use this filter for color photography?
No, this Infra-Red IR 87 Filter is intended exclusively for black-and-white infrared film and is not suitable for color photography.
What is the effect of this filter on visible light?
The Tiffen IR 87 filter ensures total visible light absorption, allowing only infrared light to pass through to the film.
What is the diameter of this filter?
This filter has a 77mm diameter, making it compatible with camera lenses that have a 77mm filter thread.
How does this filter affect composing a shot through the viewfinder?
Due to its total visible light absorption, composing your shot through the optical viewfinder will be difficult or impossible once the filter is attached, typically requiring pre-composition.