The Tiffen 5x6" 1/8 Coral Graduated Filterhelps to specifically add a warm, pale orange coloration to skies and other bright areas of an image while allowing a portion of the image to remain neutrally colored. The filter's coloring is densest at the edge and tapers to clear by the middle, with a hard-edged transition between the density and clear areas. The 1/8 color density provides less coral coloration than the 1/4 density filter.

This filter is 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. It measures 5 x 6" / 127 x 152.4mm.

Note: A horizontal orientation filter's line of transition runs parallel to the long side of the filter.

1/8 Density Color Graduated Filter    Coral Coloring in Select Areas    Hard-Step Graduation    ColorCore Technology

Provides a natural-looking warming effect to select areas of the image.

Graduated filter design keeps a portion of the image neutral, resulting in a more realistic look while allowing for the sky or other bright areas to take on the color of the density.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. will this fit in NiSi v6 holder ?

A: Yes, this filter being 100mm wide and 2mm thick would fit into the NiSi v6 Filter Holder.

Q: 2. I wanted to double check that this filter does in fact have front filter threds for stacking other filters because one buyer said it did not have front threads. Can soneone confirm that it does have front threads? Thank you.

A: Yes, this filter has front threads.

Q: 3. Does this have 55mm female threading on the non-lens side for additional filters?

A: I used this filter, with an eclipse filter screwed into it.

Q: 4. I see there's lots of ND options for this. What will be a good recommendation for a first horizon ND filter, let's say for the sea shore and landscapes (Horseshoe Bend in Page AZ)? Thanks.

A: Most of the photos of Horseshoe Bend feature an area of landscape where there is a straight horizon without trees, mountains, or buildings between the bright sky above and the rock formation below. As such, a very hard edge filter attenuating the sky's light by three stops (0.9 ND) such as the LEE Filters 100 x 150mm Very Hard Graduated Neutral Density 0.9 Filter (B&H# LEGND.9VH46) would be ideal for that: https://bhpho.to/3tSwgZs

Q: 5. Am I able to use my lens hood with this filter on the sony 200-600mm?

A: Yes, you will be able to use your lens hood with the Tiffen 95mm Coarse Thread UV Protector Filter on the Sony FE 200-600mm f/5.6-6.3 G OSS Lens.

Q: 6. What's the difference between the wide angle version and the regular one? It is better to get a "wide angle" filter instead the regular one for a 17-40L?

A: Yes, wide angle filters are thinner. If you are using with an APS-C size sensor either thin or regular filters will work. For full frame sensor cameras and the 17-40 lens, a wide angle filter will avoid any possible vignetting of the corners.

Q: 7. Is the format Hitech 82mm Grad ND a glass filter?

A: Yes, it is a glass filter

Q: 8. Would the Formatt Hitech 82mm Firecrest Graduated ND 0.9 Filter which has 7.5 thickness ring produce vignetting when using on a Canon 24-70 2.8L II lens (82mm filter size) at 24mm f/2.8? (I'm concerned due to the 7.5mm thickness).Thank you very much!

A: No, it is not too wide for the filter to create vignetting.

Q: 9. Is this compatible with the Cokin P system holder?

A: The Formatt Hitech 85 x 110mm Firecrest Graduated ND 0.6 Filter (Vertical Orientation) are 2mm thick and the Cokin P brand holders use filters that are 1.6 mm thick. It will be very very tight to use those.

Q: 10. i need to buy a uv filter for tokina 11-16mm pro DX-II lens. can you tell me if this is the right uv filter to buy or do I need to get the more expensive uv filter for a wide angle lens?

A: I tend to buy the middle of the line filters for my lenses...I mainly use them for glass protection. Protecting $800 - $1500 lenses is of an extreme high priority for me. As for a UV, it probably would not make a difference whether you purchase bargain or top dollar so spend wisely...