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Tiffen B60 #8 Yellow Glass Bayonet Mount Filter

Enhance Your Black and White PhotographyThe Tiffen B60 #8 Yellow Glass Bayonet Mount Filter offers a subtle way to control contrast in black and white images. By absorbing UV, violet, and blue light, it enhances skies, foliage, and architectural details. Filter Type: Yellow Contrast Filter Mate...

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Overview

Enhance Your Black and White Photography

The Tiffen B60 #8 Yellow Glass Bayonet Mount Filter offers a subtle way to control contrast in black and white images. By absorbing UV, violet, and blue light, it enhances skies, foliage, and architectural details.

  • Filter Type: Yellow Contrast Filter
  • Material: Glass
  • Mount: Bayonet B60
  • Effect: Mildly increases contrast in black and white photography
  • Use: Suitable for landscapes, cityscapes, and portraits

Key Features

Adds mild contrast to all daylight exposures.

Most natural tonal effect.

Offsets excess coolness of flash portraits.

Specifications

Product Type
Glass Filter
Brand
Tiffen
Filter Color
#8 Yellow
Mount Type
Bayonet Mount
Mount Size
B60
Primary Application
Daylight Photography
Effect
Mild Contrast, Natural Tonal Effect, Offsets Flash Coolness

Frequently Asked Questions

This filter adds mild contrast to all daylight exposures and produces the most natural tonal effect in black and white photography.
Yes, it is designed to offset the excess coolness often encountered in flash portraits, providing a warmer result.
The filter features a B60 Bayonet Mount, ensuring a secure connection to compatible lenses.
The primary effects mentioned, such as adding contrast and natural tonal effects, are typically associated with black and white photography.
"#8 Yellow Glass" refers to the specific color and density of the filter, which is traditionally used in black and white photography to lighten yellow and red subjects and darken blue tones.