The Tiffen 86mm 2 Antique Suede Solid Color Filter adds a greenish-brown coloration across the entire image as well as a subtle warming effect. The solid color design makes this filter well-suited to pairing with other filters for further control over the appearance of imagery. The 2 color density provides less antique suede coloration than the 3 density, but more than the 1 density filter.

This filter is made using ColorCore technology, a process that involves laminating the filter substrate between 2 pieces of optical glass, grinding flat to a tolerance of 1/10,000th of an inch, and then mounting to precision metal rings.

2 Density Solid Color Filter    Brown Antique Suede Coloration    ColorCore Technology

Antique suede-colored filter provides a greenish-brown tint to images and adds subtle warmth.

Solid color filters apply the amount of density evenly across the image plane in order to achieve a fluid and creative effect.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this filters fit to the Sigma 18-35 mm 1.8 art ? I use camera Blackmagic 6K G2

A: The Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 DC HSM Art Lens for Canon EF has a 72mm filter thread, so the SLR Magic 77mm Self-Locking Variable Neutral Density 0.4 to 1.8 Filter (1.3 to 6 Stops) won't fit without a step-down ring like this one: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1026570-REG/sensei_surp_7277_pro_72_77mm_brass_step_up.html

Q: 2. The compartmentalization of this backpack is really confusing. From the looks of the video, the top compartment is removable as a small camera bag?...and is there a separate bottom compartment?... or what? What keeps the small bag from falling into the bottom compartment?

A: The inserts sit on top of each other.

Q: 3. Can I screw other 82mm filters into the front thread?

A: You cannot. The front is wider. It accepts 86mm filters or 86mm lens caps in the front.

Q: 4. 2 questions. 1: lter also be used as a CPL as you can adjust the angle of the filtration. 2: Does this filter have threads on the front of the filter? Answers appreciated.

A: While both neutral density and circular polarizer filters use polarizing foils, the main purpose of this variable ND filter is to reduce the exposure overall, rather than reducing reflections, reducing glare and saturating colors as a circular polarizer would. As for the threads in front, those would measure 86mm.

Q: 5. Does this Mk II version allow for a lens cap on the filter? Does it have standard front threads?

A: I just used this for the first time yesterday on waterfalls. I love it!! It comes with its own lens cap included.

Q: 6. is it cabin friendly?

A: The maximum dimensions for a carry-on bag from the FAA are 9 inches x 14 inches x 22 inches. This bag is smaller then that, but its always best to check with your airline as they may have different rules and regulations.

Q: 7. Is this the MkII?

A: Yes should be

Q: 8. why is there no mention of the polarizer in the item description?

A: Its doesnt work as a polarizing filter (even though it likely uses polarizers to achieve the ND effect as kyle said) ND only, you need to buy a polarizer seperately.Keep in mind the front filter thread on this filter is different then the back; you can put a 77mm polarizer on your lens and then the ND on the polarizer, but things get finnicky real quick with this setup.

Q: 9. Hi, I have a GH5 with Leica 12-60 62mm lens, can I use SLR62VNDII? thanks

A: Yes. You can use this ND Filter with the Leica 12-60 as long as the front filter threads are the same size.

Q: 10. is it the mk i or mkii?

A: Mk II