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Tiffen 82R29 82mm Red Filter

Enhance Your Black and White Photography with the Tiffen 82mm 29 Filter (Red)The Tiffen 82mm 29 Filter (Red) is designed to enhance contrast and tonal separation in black and white photography. Ideal for landscape and forensic photography, this filter delivers unique and dramatic effects. Type:...

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Overview

Enhance Your Black and White Photography with the Tiffen 82mm 29 Filter (Red)

The Tiffen 82mm 29 Filter (Red) is designed to enhance contrast and tonal separation in black and white photography. Ideal for landscape and forensic photography, this filter delivers unique and dramatic effects.

  • Type: Red Filter (#29)
  • Size: 82mm
  • Effect: Darkens skies, enhances red, builds contrast
  • Technology: ColorCore

Key Features

Dark red filter

Used in scientific photography

82mm diameter

Primarily for black-and-white images

Specifications

Filter Type
Red Filter
Filter Color
Dark Red
Filter Diameter
82mm
Primary Use
Black-and-White Photography
Special Application
Scientific Photography

Frequently Asked Questions

The main application of this dark red filter is for black-and-white photography, where it is used to enhance contrast and create dramatic tonal separation in monochrome images.
In black-and-white photography, the Tiffen 82mm Red Filter darkens blue tones significantly (like skies), lightens red and orange tones, and can make green foliage appear lighter, leading to more striking landscapes and architectural shots.
This Tiffen filter has an 82mm diameter, meaning it is designed to screw onto camera lenses that have an 82mm filter thread.
No, this filter is primarily for black-and-white images and is not recommended for color photography, as it will drastically alter the color balance and cast a strong red hue over the entire image.
Yes, the Tiffen 82mm Red Filter is noted for its use in scientific photography, indicating its capability for specific light manipulation in technical imaging.