The Tiffen 52mm Graduated Blue Filter for Photographycan make a run-of-the-mill sunrise or sunset into a memorable image. This unique filter adds spectacular color to one half the photo while leaving the other half untouched.

If you like shooting landscapes in the morning or at dusk, make them into breathtaking studies. Not only will  it add color but it does so with a subtle and extremely gradual transition between the two halves of the filter.

Soft/hard indicates the degree of transition. Horizontal/Vertical indicates the direction of the graduation.

ColorCore Glass

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

Available in a rainbow array of colors and Neutral Density filters

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

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. what is the length of the hood?

A: Once installed, assuming your lens has sufficient female threads to accommodate the back of the hood with its male threads, it will protrude about 12mm or 1/2 inch.

Q: 2. Will this fit a Lumix 45-200mm lens?

A: Yes, the Lumix 45-200mm lens offers a 52mm thread size.

Q: 3. Will this fit on a Leica Q2

A: Sensei 52mm Quick Clip Lens Hood will not fit on a Leica Q2. Leica Lens Hood for Leica Q Series (Matte Finish) BH #LEQPLHMF is the right hood for the Q2 https://bhpho.to/3ZSPLjT.

Q: 4. Will the 52mm short hood vignette on a 35mm lens/FF camera?

A: This hood appears to be designed for the narrower angle of view of a 50mm lens. May I recommend the Nikon HN-3 hood (B&H #NIHN-3)? It is designed for the 35mm focal lengths, and is metal with 52mm threads. I have used this on a number of lenses from several manufacturers, with no vignetting issues. Sturdy and well-made! Hope this helps.

Q: 5. What size protective cap will fit on this model?

A: 52mm, same as the male thread.

Q: 6. How many dipters is this 250 D close up lens ?

A: The Canon 52mm 250D Close-up Lens is a +4 diopter.

Q: 7. I have a Nikon lens (AF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor 55-200 mm, 52 mm diameter). My daughter likes to take close-up photos, and really wants to get in close on small objects. Is this Canon 250D the best option among screw-on close-up lenses or are there better options? We're not ready for a macro lens costing many hundred $.

A: The Canon 250D close up filter is a very nice close up filter, but I dont feel it is as optimal when used on this particular type of lens. It is better when coupled with a fixed focal/prime lens and best when combined with macro lenses. For the about the same cost, we offer a product called Extension Tubes which are hollow tubes that mount between the camera and the lens, creating a shorter minimum focus distance and increased magnification of the lens. We sell a set of 3 that can be mixed and matched to achieve the effect you want. They are best when manually focused. See the link below for details on the recommendation:http://bhpho.to/18FdzXT

Q: 8. I have a Canon A590IS and would like to take closer macro photosI see you have the Canon 250D and the B+W Macro Close-up. What is the difference between these? Do I need an adapter to mount either?Can the filter be left in place when the camera is shut down? If so, is the filter exposed to damage when the camera is shut down? How does the auto-focus know that this filter is in place?

A: I am sorry that I can't help you with your question as I bought the lens as a gift.

Q: 9. Are Canon 250D and 500D Close up lenses compatible with Canon EF 50mm f/2.5 Compact Macro Lens?

A: Yes, the following lens offers a 52mm thread size.

Q: 10. Will this fit a NIKON AF-S DX 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR?

A: Yes, Nikon AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR II Lens will fit Sensei 52mm Quick Clip Lens Hood BH #SELNQC52 • MFR #LH-QC52.