Tiffen 52mm Graduated Sunrise  Filter is half-color, half-clear, in a rotating mount, with a graduated transition for blending into the scene. The Color Graduated Sunrise is part of Tiffen's award-winning series of Color Graduated filters and one of the most widely used. It enhances reality, adding a touch of subtlety or drama to the image.

This filter gives you the ability to add more "punch" to an otherwise ordinary scene. The yellow-orange this filter adds can bring more drama to a sunrise. Tiffen Graduated filters give you the control you need to create a scene as opposed to just shooting a scene. Sometimes it is also desirable to add color to part of the photograph. For example, to add blue to only the sky. 

With graduated filters, often it is necessary or desirable to balance the light intensity in one part of a scene with another. This is especially true in situations where you don't have total light control, as in bright contrasty landscapes.

Whether at the pro or Photo 1 level, Tiffen filters have always been the industry's first choice. Tiffen, a leader in the filter industry, proudly makes its filters in the USA and backs up its products with a solid 10-year warranty.

Adds Yellow-Orange to the Image    Black Aluminum Filter Ring    Can Be Combined With Other Filters    High-Quality ColorCore Glass    Made in the USA    10-Year Warranty

Add color selectively while leaving the rest of the scene unaffected

Half color, half clear with a graduated density transition for smooth blending into the scene

Use in combination, with one affecting the upper half of the image, the other affecting the lower half

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. So you can put all 3 ND on each other and make a 9 stop ND filter? Will these all stack with each other with a step up ring on? I have a 55mm thread filter lense I want to use this for to but I want them to stack with all of my lenses with step down rings

A: You can stack all three of these filters to create 9 stops, however by doing so you are increasing barrel length. This may result in vignetting as your camera may see the filter rings when shooting at wide focal lengths. A step up ring from 55 to 72mm may help with this, a step down ring would have the opposite effect and result in severe vignetting.

Q: 2. I am looking for a protective filter for my Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 50mm f/1.8. Will this filter fit? If not, which should I get?

A: No, the Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 50mm f/1.8G Lens takes a 58mm size filter.

Q: 3. are these close-up lens multi element, multi coated?

A: The Tiffen Close-Up Lens set filters are not multi element or multi coated.

Q: 4. will this filter protect my lens for the upcoming annular eclipse?

A: The Tiffen Solar ND Filter (77mm, 18-Stop, Special 50th Anniversary Edition) is appropriate for protecting your camera and lens, but it should not be used for viewing the sun with the naked eye.

Q: 5. what is the filter faction of this filter? Is there any exposure adjustment I should care before shooting?

A: the filter factor of this would be 3, so you must increase by 1 2/3 of a stop roughly.

Q: 6. Will this fit on the Z 24 1.8 S without touching the lens?

A: The Nikon Neutral Clear Filter is a clear protection filter so you have to touch the lens (not the glass) and screw the filter in.

Q: 7. Will this work with a 18-300 nikkor lens?

A: This filter is compatible with the Nikkor 18-300 ED VR 3.5f-5.6f lens. I am not sure about the 18-300 3.5f-6.4f model.

Q: 8. how do these tiffen lens stack up to Coken filters?

A: Cokin are square or rectangular and you need to use a filter holder and adapter ring. These you just screw on the lens, not need to carry extra parts. The advantage of the Cokin is if you want to stack many filters and you are using a wide angle lens, there is less chance of vignetting with the Cokin in that situation. Also in the Cokin if you use a graduated neutral density you can raise and lower the filter to place the horizon anywhere. With a round filter if you get a graduated ND the horizon will always be in the center.

Q: 9. I am going to buy this NC filter to protect my Nikon 18-140mm lens. My question is can I use this filter and the lens cap at same time?

A: As the Nikon 67mm NC (Clear) Glass Filter has 67mm front filter threads, yes, you may attach the 67mm lens cap onto the front of the filter.

Q: 10. Any vignetting while using aps-c censor with 16 mm lens ( 24mm on full frame)

A: I use these filters with an 18mm lens and havent noticed any significant vignetting. Especially if you are correcting for your Lens profile in photoshop. The only serious draw back is at 18mm the rim of the filter is visible when I stack/screw them together to further slowdown the exposure. I have been getting by this by zooming in slightly to get the rim of the filter out of view. But when only using one filter at a time they work great.