Products from Tiffen

The 6.6 x 6.6" Standard Hot Mirror Filters from Tiffen reflects much of the infrared light that can contaminate your digital image. Some digital still cameras can have increased sensitivity to infrared light that may cause color...

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Tiffen 2x2 ND 1.2 Filter Neutral Density Filters These filters reduce the amount of light passing through the camera lens without changing the color of the scene. They are especially useful in bright light conditions to help prevent...

Tiffen 2x2 85N3 Filter without Pouch The Tiffen 2 x 2" 85/0.3 ND Combination Filter blends both an amber color conversion 85 and a 0.3 neutral density filter. The ND filtration provides a 1 stop exposure reduction for darkening the...

Tiffen 2x2 85N6 Filter without Pouch The Tiffen 2 x 2" 85/0.3 ND Combination Filter blends both an amber color conversion 85 and a 0.3 neutral density filter. The ND filtration provides a 1 stop exposure reduction for darkening the...

Color Conversion Filters Sunlight, daylight, incandescent, fluorescent, and other artificial light sources all have color characteristics that vary significantly. Filters give you better images by adjusting for these light variations....

Tiffen 3x3 Clear/ND0.6 GRAD SE Filter

Solid Color/FX Filters A variety of solid-color versions of our Color-Grad

Safeguard your lens and absorb UV light. Film and video are more sensitive to UV light than our eyes are. This often shows up as a bluish cast in images, especially shots from high altitudes and long distances, particularly over water....

Sky 1-A Filter Safeguard your lens and absorb UV light. Film and video are more sensitive to UV light than our eyes are. This often shows up as a bluish cast in images, especially shots from high altitudes and long distances,...

Safeguard your lens and absorb UV light. Film and video are more sensitive to UV light than our eyes are. This often shows up as a bluish cast in images, especially shots from high altitudes and long distances, particularly over water....

Safeguard your lens and absorb UV light. Film and video are more sensitive to UV light than our eyes are. This often shows up as a bluish cast in images, especially shots from high altitudes and long distances, particularly over water....