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Tiffen TCPXLCGND9 P Series XL Color Grad ND.9 Filter

Achieve Perfect Exposure with the Tiffen Color Grad ND.9 Filter The Tiffen TCPXLCGND9 P Series XL Color Grad ND.9 Filter is designed to balance light intensity in your scenes. Its half gray, half clear design ensures proper exposure for both foreground and sky. Manufactured with ColorCore technol...

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Overview

Achieve Perfect Exposure with the Tiffen Color Grad ND.9 Filter

The Tiffen TCPXLCGND9 P Series XL Color Grad ND.9 Filter is designed to balance light intensity in your scenes. Its half gray, half clear design ensures proper exposure for both foreground and sky. Manufactured with ColorCore technology for exceptional color and density control.

Detailed Specifications:

  • Filter Type: Color Grad Neutral Density
  • Density: ND.9
  • Series: P Series XL
  • Color: Gray
  • Technology: ColorCore

Key Features

Part clear, part neutral density, with a smoothly graded transition between.

A Color-Grad ND.6-to-clear is often best for balancing sky to foreground.

Neutral gray appearance drops exposure.

Extra long design gives more control of the horizon line

Specifications

Filter Type
Color Graduated Neutral Density
Density
ND.9
Transition
Smoothly graded
Design Feature
Extra long
Series
P Series XL
Effect
Part clear, part neutral density

Frequently Asked Questions

Its primary use is to balance exposure between a bright sky and a darker foreground, often best for landscapes or scenes where the horizon line needs careful light management.
ND.9 refers to a neutral density factor that reduces the amount of light by 3 stops (or 8x), allowing for longer exposures or wider apertures in bright conditions.
The extra long design provides more control over the placement of the horizon line within the frame, allowing for greater creative flexibility in composition.
The filter has a neutral gray appearance, meaning it is designed to drop exposure without introducing unwanted color shifts into your photographs.
No, this is a graduated neutral density filter, which is "part clear, part neutral density," designed specifically to balance light across a scene, not to reduce light uniformly across the entire image.