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Tiffen 3 X 3" Cc05m Magenta Filter

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The Tiffen 3 x 3" CC05M Magenta Filter is a color compensating (or color correction) filter for use when making color balance adjustments. It can be used to alter the color balance of a scene by placing in front of a light source or the lens of your camera. It can also be used to apply color corrections when used in the darkroom with an enlarger or to help pre-visualize color adjustments when viewing prints.

Magenta is the opposite of green and can be used to reduce green tones or casts within a scene or print. This magenta CC05 is less dense than a CC10 filter, and requires a 0.3 stop compensation for normal exposure results.

Tiffen filters are made using ColorCore technology; a process that involves laminating the filter substrate between 2 pieces of optical glass and grinding flat to a tolerance of 1/10,000th of an inch. This filter measures 3 x 3" / 76.2 x 76.2mm.

Color Compensating Filter Achieve Proper Color Balance Also for Printing and Viewing Use ColorCore Technology

Parameters
Filter Type	Color Compensating 05 Magenta
Exposure Reduction	0.3-Stop
Size	3 x 3" / 75 x 75 mm
Front Accessory Thread / Bayonet	No
Filter Material	Glass
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.24 lb

Magenta color compensating filter for use when making color balance adjustments.

Magenta is the opposite of green and is added to reduce green tones or color casts within a scene or print.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there a 65mm CP3?

A: No, there is not a 65mm version of the ZEISS CP.3 85mm T2.1 Compact Prime Lens (PL Mount, Feet).

Q: 2. Is this lens compatible with the 5D Mark IV?

A: The ZEISS Compact Prime lenses have been used for many years with HDSLR cameras, including this model. You would need to order EF mount version of the lens in order to mount to the camera.

Q: 3. Will the E-Mount of this lens cover the entire sensor of Sony A7S2 when shooting in Full Frame Mode? On full wide in Full Frame Mode, will I have any vignetting or black borders on the edges or will I get a clean edge to edge image?

A: The ZEISS Lightweight Zoom is designed to cover a Super 35 sensor only and not the full frame sensor in the A7SII.

Q: 4. Is the gear swappable from one side of the motor to the other? Doesn't look like it...

A: Yes, The drive gear can be mounted on either side of the motor in the Teradek RT FIZ Kit.

Q: 5. Does this lens have a filter thread so that don't need a matte box?

A: Like all cine style lenses, the ZEISS CP.3 lenses do not incorporate filter threads. A matte box and cut filters are the most common accessories used.

Q: 6. Can the Zeiss LWZ.3 be used with a speed booster? I want to put it on a GH5S without the full 2x crop

A: The ZEISS Lightweight Zoom LWZ.3 can be used with speed booster adapters as long as the lens mount is compatible. Most of these adapters are F-Mount to MFT-Mount, so you would have to order the lens with the F mount (item number 2149-225) or by changing the mount on an existing PL or EF mount lens with the IMS F accessory (item 2152-133).

Q: 7. Does this support 8K?

A: The ZEISS CP.3 50mm T2.1 Compact Prime Lens (Canon EF Mount, Feet) (B&H# ZECP350T29EF) offers a degree of sharpness that will be appropriate for 8K resolution video.

Q: 8. If I set the iris to a 4 will I eliminate exposure ramping?

A: You are correct. If you set the stop at 4, you will eliminate the ramping.

Q: 9. What do you call the screw in pin for a lens zoom

A: This is called a zoom stick and screws into the barrel of the zoom ring to assist in the zoom movement.

Q: 10. Will this cover the entire sensor of Sony A7S2? On full wide, will I have any vignetting or black borders on the edges? Will I get a clean edge to edge image?

A: The ZEISS Lightweight Zoom is designed to cover a Super 35 sensor only and not the full frame sensor in the A7SII.

Jason	06/08/2024
This lens is the equivalent of having a set of CP.2 primes in the form factor of a zoom. There's zero focus breathing, beautiful bokeh, beautiful micro contrast. We just used this lens on an Fs7ii for a feature narrative film, and people have been commenting on how great it looks. I thought I would explain why: it's this lens. The focus is smooth, and we kept it mostly at an T4.5 except for a few scenes. You'll definitely want a focus puller if you're wide at 2.9. It's advertised at being a T2.9-3.9, but none of us could tell the difference really. It looked great at all ends of the zoom range. There was no discernible difference in sharpness wide or telephoto (like most zoom lenses out there). Just know that it's very large, and will weigh down your camera. In theory it would work for doc work, but would be a lot to carry, and would probably be intimidating toward subjects. For narrative work on a budget, I can't recommend it enough. it's better contrast, sharpness and focus breathing than the Fujinon MK series, and leaps and bounds better than any photo zoom lens. I can't recommend this enough. 5

Birder Bert	05/07/2024
This head is perfect for my compact birding equipment (Panasonic GH4 w/Lumix 100-400 and tripod collar, Induro 213 tripod). Finding and framing distant objects is a breeze and the camera doesn't wander when locked down. I liked my Wimberley II but it was oversized for my needs and the Jobu Jr.3 seems like a perfect match in quality. I have used the Jobu with and without its swing arm and both configurations work equally well. I might leave the swing arm off to save a few ounces. 5

Daniel	01/07/2024
I got these as an upgrade to the Rokinon lens set I had, and they are crisp and look fantastic! I also plan to use them on a Movi type rig, and the light weight is what sold me on these over the competing Sigma and other brands. I am keeping the Rokinons for when a client prefers the super soft mushy background look, the overall softness of those lenses will work for those folks. But when I want a crisp clean image with a reasonable fast lens, I'll be using these. I 5

Jade Yeen	16/06/2024
So stable when tilting at high angle for the long lens. 5

Walter	23/04/2024
This works great for my Sony A6500 and 100 - 400 Zoom. It allows me to quickly pan to birds and wildlife. My arms were getting tired holding the camera and lens waiting for the subject (animal) to get into a good position for a photo. 5

anyonymous	22/04/2024
I use this with a Nikon 200-400 zoom for birds and it works perfectly. It balances the lens and camera combo very well which makes pointing the lens very easy. 5

Cary	14/04/2024
This gimbal head weighs only 1.5 lbs. but can support up to 10 lbs. Jobu states that you can put 12 lbs on it but recommend up to 10 lbs. My Nikon D500 plus 80-400mm lens weighs 6 lbs. so it's well within the weight limit. It has lightly dampened tilt and panning motion. The tilt axis has a needle bearing and a thrust bearing that makes for very smooth motion. The locking knob for the tilt axis is designed to apply a very finely controlled amount of friction. The panning axis has a bushing that Jobu designed to give a little bit of dampening to ensure that the shot will be steady. 5

Jo	13/04/2024
This is the perfect size for my Oly E-M1 and 300 F4 Pro! Just what I was hoping for as the Oly kit looked a little puny on my full size gimbel head and heavy duty tripod for my Canon 500 F4. The Jobu has smooth action just like my full size, looking forward to using it this winter for birding. 5