Responding to the demands of cinematographers, this 52mm Black Glimmerglass Camera Filter from Tiffen features a grade 1 density and is designed to take the crisp edges off the images that modern lenses and digital cameras produce. The filter subtly softens the image and lowers detail resolution for those who want to simulate the look of film footage while shooting on digital gear. This black Glimmerglass model reduces contrast and overall sharpness and can smooth out unwanted blemishes, wrinkles, or other fine details in a subject's face while keeping the general image in focus. Manufactured using ColorCore technology, the filter is designed to be accurate in its effect and to produce consistent results.

ColorCore Technology    Reduces Hard Sharpness    Blends Contrast Levels    Enhances Natural Beauty

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Could you confirm that the "Multi-Camera 52mm Filter Mount V3" works with the iPhone 14pro? I'm using Moment's bayonet mount.

A: This is specified to work with the iPhone 13 and models below.

Q: 2. Is this version I or II?

A: Canon 2585A001 52mm Circular Polarizing Filter (Rear Drop-in) B&H # CACPDI52 MFR # 2585A001 Is in fact the Version I filter. The Version II is the PL-C 52WIIa href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/763727-REG/Canon_4774B001_52mm_Drop_in_Circular_Polarizing.html target= _blank http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/763727-REG/Canon_4774B001_52mm_Drop_in_Circular_Polarizing.html/aHoweve4r, as mentioned the older Version I on this page will fit both the older Version I IS super telep-hotos and the new Mk II Canon super-telephotos

Q: 3. What is the light transmission of this?

A: Sigma does not have any published specifications for light transmission of this CPL (which I believe is typical because most CPLs have filter factors in a range) but does advertise a 30% increased transmission over their competitors' CPLs. This filter does have a 0.3-0.5 stop reduction of light, which equates to a theoretical numerical transmission of 81.2% (at 0.3 stops) to 70.7% (at 0.5 stops), the formula being 100% multiplied by half to the power of 0.3 and 0.5.

Q: 4. Does this work with the 200-400 F4.0 1.4X L extender zoom?

A: That lens requires the Canon PL-C 52WII 52mm Drop-In Circular Polarizing Filter.

Q: 5. wil this fit the 10-24mm F/3.5-4.5 Di II VC HLD?

A: Yes, this will work with the Tarmon 10-24mm f/3.5-4.5 Di II VC HLD Lens.

Q: 6. Will this 67mm lens rim fit the Nikon AF-S Nikkor 85mm f/1.8G lens, which has a 67mm front thread and a 80mm barrel (according to the official Nikon specs)?

A: I returned it, a very sloppy fit.

Q: 7. Will this work with a Samsung Galaxy S23+?

A: The CAME-TV Smartphone Clamp with 52mm Filter and Lens Adapter will fit smartphones with a width of up to 4.52 in. The Samsung Galaxy S23+ measures a width of 3 in. and as such should work just fine.

Q: 8. Need to locate a Canon 52mm drop in rear UV only filter. My Canon 300 mm 2.8 lens came with a gealtin filter and I purchased a cicurlar polariser drop in filter.

A: If you want a screw in UV filter and the lens you have is Canon EF 300mm f/2.8L IS II USM Lens B&H # CA30028LIS2 MFR # 4411B002, You first need this holder, Canon - Drop-In Filter Holder for 52mm Screw-In Filters B&H # CAFHS52 MFR # 2612A001.And there are many uv filters and this is one I feel will fit best for that holder, B+W 52mm XS-Pro UV Haze MRC-Nano 010M Filter B&H # BWUVXSP52 MFR # 66-1066117.Note, you cannot use the Canon 2585A001 52mm Circular Polarizing Filter (Rear Drop-in) at the same time as the UV filter.

Q: 9. Do we have ND variable for drop in filter for 600mm lens

A: https://a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/763737-REG/Canon_4773B001_52mm_Drop_in_Gelatin_Filter.html target= _blank www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/763737-REG/Canon_4773B001_52mm_Drop_in_Gelatin_Filter.html/a is what you are looking for... Pro: interchangeable 52mm filters. Con: Some people express concern about filter/screw threads contaminating the inner lens elements after prolonged use. I personally see little use (potential) for ND filters on my 600mm lens. I would compromise and set my ISO to 100 and a high aperture for longer exposures. Of course, if you want to shoot at a wide open aperture, then you must use your camera in lower light. The best light is closer to sunrise and sunset, so you should be OK in most circumstances. Good luck with your selection :o)

Q: 10. Will they fit the Sigma 18-35(72mm) Art lens?

A: excellent..I still using it and all my cameras have it!!