Tiffen

Tiffen W45650NATND06 4x5.65" Water White IRND Filter

Achieve Cinematic Control with the Tiffen Water White Natural IRND FilterThe Tiffen 4x5.65" Water White Natural IRND 0.6 Filter (2-Stop) provides precise exposure control and neutral density for professional cinematography and photography. Constructed from Water White glass, this filter ensures o...

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Overview

Achieve Cinematic Control with the Tiffen Water White Natural IRND Filter

The Tiffen 4x5.65" Water White Natural IRND 0.6 Filter (2-Stop) provides precise exposure control and neutral density for professional cinematography and photography. Constructed from Water White glass, this filter ensures optical clarity and nearly flat attenuation of visible and infrared light, making it ideal for digital sensors.

Key Specifications:

  • Filter Size: 4 x 5.65"
  • Density: ND 0.6 (2-Stop)
  • Material: Water White Glass
  • Technology: ColorCore Technology
  • Thickness: 4mm

Key Features

Darkens entire image

Allows reduced shutter speed

Allows wider aperture

Neutral results, visible, & ir spectrums

Specifications

Type
IRND Filter
Size
4x5.65"
Special Feature
Water White
Effect
Darkens entire image
Spectral Neutrality
Neutral results across visible & IR spectrums

Frequently Asked Questions

The primary function of this Tiffen filter is to darken the entire image, which is useful for controlling exposure in bright conditions.
By darkening the image, it allows for a reduced shutter speed and a wider aperture to be used, offering more creative control over depth of field and motion.
No, this Water White IRND filter provides neutral results across both the visible and IR spectrums, ensuring accurate color rendition.
This filter measures 4x5.65 inches, making it compatible with professional matte box systems commonly used in cinema.
Yes, by allowing for a reduced shutter speed, this filter is well-suited for capturing intentional motion blur effects even in brightly lit environments.