The Tiffen 55mm 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. Does it have weather sealing rubber ring at the mount?

A: Yes, the Hasselblad XCD 55mm f/2.5 V Lens has a rubber gasket located at the lens mount. While the lens is not fully weatherproof, it withstands moderate moisture fine.

Q: 2. What is the widest angle lens (on 35mm film format) this hood will cover without vignetting?

A: I use it for 35mm - 70mm zoom. I don't know if it will go any wider. I do know it will not go to 20mm.

Q: 3. Would I need an adapter to use it with the 907x 100c?

A: No, you do not need an adapter to use the Hasselblad XCD 55mm f/2.5 V Lens with the Hasselblad 907X 100C Medium Format Mirrorless Camera.

Q: 4. Is it weather sealed?

A: Unfortunately, the Hasselblad has made no claims of weather-sealing on the new XCD 55mm f/2.5V, and we believe that like other XCD lenses that it lacks any notable weatherization.

Q: 5. Is the modeling light proportional?

A: No, the modeling lamp on the Impact 180Ws Monolight is not proportional.

Q: 6. Does this lens allow in-body stabilization to operate, or must that feature be turned off?

A: Yes, this lens will work with in-body stabilization. So long as the camera body has in-body stabilization, and it is turned on.

Q: 7. How does it synch to a camera? Will it synch to other flashes such as Yongnuo?

A: This has a 3.5mm sync port and can be attached to a cable or a radio trigger.

Q: 8. How do I set it up to take pics from the remote

A: You should be able to pair it with your phone. Please, follow the instructions on the manual

Q: 9. Does it fit to Sony alpha 600 16 - 55 mm lens

A: The lens hood is a screw-on (55mm male threads). I use it on a Canon f1.2 Rangefinder lens (55mm female threads for filter attachment) adapted to a Sony Alpha7II camera

Q: 10. How would I connect these lights to a Nikon Z? Also, could they fire from the Nikon flash I have? I am trying to find options.

A: To fire the Impact 180Ws Monolight Starter Flash with LED Modeling Light you will need a wire trigger. Such as the Impact PowerTrigger 16 Channel AC Transmitter and Receiver Set.