This 39mm Special 50th Aniversary Edition 18-stop Tiffen Solar ND Filter 39mm 18-Stop Anniversary Editionfrom Tiffen is a solid ND filter with a 262,144x filter factor that provides an 18-stop exposure reduction. Its 5.4 density darkens the entire image, allowing you to photograph with a wider aperture or slower shutter speed while reducing the risk of overexposure. This means you can capture more detailed solar images than might be possible under normal conditions. This filter limits IR and UV light, ensuring color-neutral images, and reduces glare with its multi-layer coating.

In honor of B&H's 50th anniversary, Tiffen presents this limited edition run, specially designed to celebrate five decades of creative partnership. This exclusive Special 50th Anniversary Edition embodies the commitment to excellence that B&H stands for. Get your hands on a piece of history with this distinctive edition.

This filter is designed specifically for photography applications. This filter is not suitable for direct solar viewing with the naked eye, including with optical viewfinders.

5.4 Optical Density    Designed for Solar Photography    Capture More Detailed Solar Images    Official B&H 50th Anniversary Edition    Darkens Entire Image    Allows Wider Aperture    Includes Plastic Case

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do Fuji GF center pinch snap-on lens caps work with these low profile filters? (stay on? no scratch filter?)

A: The B+W 010 UV Haze MRC Nano Filter (82mm, Special 50th Anniversary Edition) has front 82mm filter threads. So, all center pinch snap-on lens caps fit.

Q: 2. Is the filter ring made of brass?

A: Yes, the filter ring of the B+W 010 UV Haze MRC Nano Filter (77mm, Special 50th Anniversary Edition) is made of brass.

Q: 3. Can this be comfortably worn with a backpack?

A: I do it all the time and never think twice about it! The only complaint I have is that I have a pretty small frame and because Ive adjusted the strap the way I have, the strap tends to stick out a bit in the back/come off the hook (where its been adjusted/has a clip to hold it, but the adjustable clip on the back doesnt always hold the strap as securely when putting backpacks on and off. I just have to check to make sure it isnt sticking out funny regularly.) No photographers I know with this strap have had this complaint, but theyre mostly bulky dudes who dont have to adjustment the strap as much as I do as a slim woman.

Q: 4. Is this a T-PRO or a MASTER?

A: B+W 010 UV Haze MRC Nano Filter (95mm, Special 50th Anniversary Edition) is part of B+W MASTER series.

Q: 5. what is the difference between the sport breathe and curve breathe straps? They look so similar, is the slight difference in shape at the top of the strap the only difference and how much does that impact the use?

A: I have purchase this strap and love it. The difference is just the curve, presumably marketed to women, as the shame does help to sit better around the chest area. However I soon found out, that is only true in shirt, but once I wear thick jacket or even backpack, it simply does not fit that well...so...I goes this is great for summer use...in winter I stopped paying attention where the thick strap actually sits, as it was all over the place.

Q: 6. What does different between B+W 82mm T-PRO UV Filter BH #BWUVTP82 • MFR #1097759 ?

A: The B+W 82mm T-PRO UV Filter is a slim filter that helps prevent vignetting on wide-angle lenses.

Q: 7. What is the light transmission with this filter?

A: The light transmission of the B+W 010 UV Haze MRC Nano Filter (77mm, Special 50th Anniversary Edition) varies with the wavelength of the light. You can find the percentage of light transmission vs. wavelength graph here: https://bhpho.to/3s4AS23.

Q: 8. What metal is the actual ring made of?

A: The metal is made from brass.

Q: 9. I am five foot in height, cancer as a kid shortened my torso, hence, straps often seem too long for me at their shortest. Having trouble using the specs listed to know if this would be too long for me. Any advice or experience from shorter folk?

A: Being similar in height, I have the same problem and do own this strap. I would honestly say that at max height (the point in which adjusted strap in the back comes back down and reaches the camera) is pocket level. Just slightly below my hip. I am OK with my mirrorless and D750. But a camera with a grip or my D850, is too long. As the other answer mentioned, it can continue to be adjusted but you would have to do some creative stitching to hide all of the extra strap that comes down to avoid it from wrapping back up in the front and preventing the camera from laying flat.

Q: 10. I already have an AcraSwiss compatible tripod L-bracket. How does the camera mount to this strap. The product pictures dont show a detailed shot. It looks to me like the users in the photos use the standard tripod mounting screw to attach the camera to the strap. The L-bracket already uses this screw connection on the camera to mount the bracket to the body of the camera so is there any other special adapter required?

A: The native D-ring that comes on a tripod plate is not weight-bearing, the ring will pop off. We have a patented weight tested FastenR that connects to the 1/4 tripod socket on the bottom of the camera. The ConnectR then attaches to that. To attach the Arca Swiss compatible ball head, you would need to get one of our Tripod plates which have a patented weight-bearing FastenR design to work with our straps so you can easily go from strap to tripos flawlessly and with confidence.