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Tiffen 82IRND30 XLE Series Advantix IRND Filter 82mm

Maintain Color Fidelity with the Tiffen XLE Series Advantix IRND Filter The Tiffen XLE Series Advantix IRND Filter is designed to provide a 10-stop reduction in exposure while maintaining accurate color reproduction. By attenuating both visible and infrared light, this filter ensures color neutra...

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Overview

Maintain Color Fidelity with the Tiffen XLE Series Advantix IRND Filter

The Tiffen XLE Series Advantix IRND Filter is designed to provide a 10-stop reduction in exposure while maintaining accurate color reproduction. By attenuating both visible and infrared light, this filter ensures color neutrality and suppresses color casts, making it ideal for digital sensors. Achieve longer exposure times and wider apertures without compromising image quality.

Specifications:

  • Filter Type: IRND Filter
  • Density: 3.0 (10-stop exposure reduction)
  • Filter Diameter: 82mm
  • Infrared Attenuation: Yes
  • Technology: ColorCore

Key Features

ND 3.0 filter darkens the image, allowing you to photograph with a longer shutter speed or wider aperture than normally required.

Specifications

Filter Type
IRND Filter
Series
XLE Series Advantix
ND Strength
3.0
Diameter
82mm

Frequently Asked Questions

The main function of this ND 3.0 filter is to darken the image, enabling photographers to use longer shutter speeds or wider apertures than typically required.
By darkening the image, the filter allows for greater control over exposure, letting you extend shutter speed or open your aperture more.
This is an ND 3.0 filter, which significantly reduces the amount of light reaching the camera sensor.
It is beneficial in bright conditions where a shallower depth of field or motion blur is desired, as it allows for wider apertures or slower shutter speeds.