The Tiffen 5 x 6" Complement Amber 1 Glass Filter is part of a series of special effect filters intended to balance the overall tone of your image. Graduated Complement filters provide the needed color balance to half of your image by filling in a "complementary" color. Tiffen Complementary filters are designed to be used together with a Color-Grad filter in this manner, or to add a bit of color interest on their own.

A beautiful sunset, a serene ocean and a wooden pier with an old fisherman standing alone at the end of the dock. What a photo it is! So, you throw on your Graduated Twilight filter and the vast sky dominating the image gets "bumped" up in color and contrast. But what about the foreground? The Graduated Complement filter allows you to "share" some of that "bump" with the all-too-often forgotten foreground. Thus, the entire image benefits. The overall tint your photo now has makes it an even better photo.

ColorCore Glass

Blue for use with Tropic Blue, Cyan, Cool Blue, Grape, Blue and Twilight

Red for use with Plum, Magenta, Cranberry, Pink, Red, Skyfire, and Twilight

Amber for use with Chocolate, Sepia, Coral, Tangerine, Tobacco, Straw, Antique Suede, Skyfire and Sunset

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I use the Celestron C5 with Ultima Pan Tilt Head Tripod? If it's not the case, which is the recommended tripod ?

A: The Celestron C5 127mm f/10 50x Spotting Scope (OTA Only) is compatible with any tripod with a standard mounting screw that can support at least 11 lbs.

Q: 2. How FE 70-200mm f/2.8 GM OSS stands when is compared vs. FE 135 mm f/2.8 GM? As ease of use and handling, image quality, AF effectiveness, objects separation from the background, bokeh, the overall level of satisfaction from each of the both lenses? If we exclude that they are different lenses - prime against zoom, smaller and lighter against bigger and heavier, tripod collar against none and so on.

A: Sony 135mm GM is f/1.8 that's a better lens than 70-200mm f/2.8 , 70-200mm is a very good lens as well more veritable but overall 135mm would be better

Q: 3. Does this lens focus and shoot quickly? I had a Tamron 70-200 2.8 that I used an adapter for that was sooooooo slow and I ended up selling it.

A: It is very fast to focus, but better than any adapted lens.

Q: 4. Would this lens be compatible with Sony ZV-E10? I would like to use it for wedding photography.

A: Yes, the Sony FE 70-200mm f/2.8 GM OSS Lens is compatible with the Sony ZV-E10 camera. Please be aware that this lens will crop by 1.5x when used on your camera.

Q: 5. Is this lens compatible in AF-C mode on the Sony FX30?

A: Sony FE 70-200mm f/2.8 GM OSS Lens is compatible in AF-C mode on the Sony FX30.

Q: 6. is this Lens weather proofed?

A: No, the Sony E PZ 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 OSS lens is not a weather-sealed lens.

Q: 7. What is the purpose of the Focus Hold Button?

A: For other lenses with this feature, the instruction manual states that when the Focus Hold button is pressed, autofocus function is suspended and the focus is fixed for shooting. The function of the focus Hold button can be changed on cameras with Custom Function capability. In practice, when you are in Autofocus mode, once you achieve the focus at your desired focus distance, you would press and hold the Focus Hold button. This stops the camera or the lens from changing the focus distance, so the camera will stay focused at the point until you release the Focus Hold button.

Q: 8. Someone said... Sony's G Master 24-70 IQ is better than Zeiss 55 f/. 1.8... My question is: How much IQ will be this 70-200 f/. 2.8...? I can't imagine this powerful lens!

A: This lens will give you excellent image quality and sharpness.

Q: 9. how does the wifi work? and is there a wedge that can be used for long exposure?

A: The Celestron SkyPortal WiFi Module that is included with this kit plugs into the Hand Control or AUX port and begins to generate it's own WiFi signal to directly connect to your mobile device without the need for a router. The SkyPortal module works in conjunction with the free SkyPortal mobile app available for iOS and Android devices. The app features a database of over 100,000 objects with astroimages and audio descriptions of hundreds of them including the history, mythology, and key features of them. It can assist with the telescope alignment and if you hold the screen up to sky, it will identify the objects based on your location, date, and time. The Celestron EQ Wedge for NexStar 6/8SE Evolution Telescopes would be the recommended wedge for this telescope: https://bhpho.to/2PfVBIX

Q: 10. Can you turn off the lens internal stabilization? With the new A7rII and its own built in stabilization, I would expect the two systems to fight each other unless you could turn one off.. I'm sure you can in the body but would prefer to turn off the lens.

A: The two stabilization systems do not fight each other. They recognize each other and compensates for it. You do not have to turn of the lens stabilization.Hope this helps.