The Kodak 100 x 100mm CC40M Filter is a magenta color compensating filter that helps to control color balance by attenuating the green portion of the visible spectrum. By placing this filter in front of or behind the lens, you can alter the color balance of imagery or compensate for deficiencies in the spectral quality of a light source.

The CC40M-density filter requires a 1 stop increase in exposure for normal results. Wratten 2 filters are constructed from gelatin for ease of use and consistent performance. When compared to original Wratten filters, Wratten 2 filters are more rigid and durable, easier to handle, and less sensitive to humidity, static cling, and fingerprints.

Attenuates Green Light    Achieve Proper Color Balance    Gelatin Filter for Consistent Results

Magenta color compensating filter adds a magenta cast to the image and attenuates the green portion of the visible spectrum.

CC40M filter requires a 1 stop increase in exposure for normal results.

Wratten 2 filters are constructed from gelatin for ease of use and consistent performance.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hi! How do you compare the two lenses canon 100L F2.8 Macro and Canon 85mm f1.8 for portrait shooting ?? TKS...

A: No comparison here, there are two different animals, a micro lens isn't design to be use for portraits, even though people try, it is a little slower focusing an less sharp, but for details shots and closeups of insects, flowers etc, is none like it.

Q: 2. Is this macro lens compatible with Canon EOS 50D?

A: Yes this lens is compatible.

Q: 3. Is this lens compatible with the new EOS R?

A: With the EF to R adapter, it will be compatible.

Q: 4. This is a new lens or the second one?When and where this lens was producted?Louis

A: Canon only has one version of the L-series Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM Lens, which was originally released by Canon in 2009. While we do not have information on when a specific lens was manufactured, the L-series Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM Lens was originally released in 2009. According to the information we have, the Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM lens' country of origin is Japan. Please be aware this can change by the manufacturer over the product's production life without notice.

Q: 5. is the 11.8" Min. Focus or the 1" focus better for macro photography?

A: although I did buy this for a gift for someone but online they said 11.8 inches or (rounded 1 ft (about 12") There are not to many macro lenses that have a 1 inch focal distance. the canon 60mm macro (ef-s) has a .65 ft (less than 1 ft) and the (ef) canon 65mm mp-e has a .8 ft (this lens is a bit harder to use cause it is all manual and you have to use the camera to move closer or farther to get a focus) - however it is 1-5X (magnification) macro (almost like a microscope)

Q: 6. Does this lens pair well with the Canon SL2 in terms of balance and weight? Thanks.

A: The lens is not heavy but it is rather long. I think it will be OK. Even though the SL2 is compact, the lens is not heavy and certainly won't put any undue stress on the mount.

Q: 7. I have an old canon rebel exi. It came with a EFS 18-55mm lens. What do I need to buy for great grand baby pictures or just keep this lens and buy a flash. I will only use it for the baby. Please help!

A: The. 100mm lens your are looking at is a portrait lens as well as a macro lens. The 18-55mm that you have is a zoom. It gives you a fairly wide angle lens at 18mm and about what you see with the naked eye at 55mm. The 100mm allows you to make a slightly larger image than the zoom at 55mm. If you can afford it, it is an excellent lens and the one that pros use to do portraits such as those taken in a studio. The 100mm is a fixed focal length lens so you change what is in the picture by moving the camera closer or farther away. The 18-55mm can be used to zoom in and out to get the picture that you want. A flash is very nice for indoor photos because it supplements the available light. You can also do this by changing the ISO setting and making your camera more sensitive to the existing light. I have this lens and a flash. If you can afford both that is ideal. If you need to buy one or the other I guess I would go with the flash for use indoors.Another possibility might be to choose a lens like the 24-105mm zoom that will be less expensive but still good quality and you might then be able to afford the flash as well.I hope this helps.

Q: 8. Will this lens work with my Canon EOS 5D Mark II?

A: Yes.

Q: 9. Is this lens good for food photography? If not, any suggestions for the best lens for this type of subject matter?

A: For food photography, you want to be able to get up and close to view the food texture and details. This is a great lens for exactly that purpose.

Q: 10. Hello, i'm french (sorry for my bad english), can you confirm that this lens is compatible with fuji XT1 without adaptator ring? Is the autofocus working on it? and last question, do you send lenses to France? thank you!

A: This is a manual focus lens, however it will be fully compatible with the XT-1. You may calculate your actual shipping options/order totals by adding the items you want to a shopping cart. It will then list the shipping options, descriptions, ETA's and fees to your location.