This Light Red Filter is for producing contrast effects that darken sky and water, as in more dramatic architectural photography. Not recommended for flesh tones.

This filter is glass and measures 75 x 75 mm (3x3") x 4 mm thick.

Not as strong as a #25 Red filter

Darkens blue sky creating dramatic contrast between sky and clouds

Effective in cutting through haze; Creates contrast between foliage and flowers

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this polarizing filter fit in Cokin P series? I have a 77mm lens?

A: I was in Alaska and tried to use the polarizing filter and could not get it to go in the P sized filter holder. I have not had the time to contact b&h photo to see what is what. Two things I should have done, make sure that the filter would fit, asking them to try it before they shopped it. When I received it make sure it fit with my p sized holder. Still not sure what is wrong. . .It was to late to exchange it by the time we got back from our trip. A very expensive mistake.

Q: 2. Is this compatible with the SZ150R?

A: Unfortunately, the two are not compatible.

Q: 3. Is there a way to use this filter with the HITECH HT85AMH filter holder.? What accessory pieces do I need to adapt the holder for this filter?

A: You need to adjust the thickness of one slot to match this filter, then it will slide in the same as a rectangular filter.

Q: 4. The description says for transport and storage. Does this mean that it should be taken off for actual use?

A: Yes, 100%

Q: 5. It’s this works With phottix Indra 500

A: The Godox Glass Dome for AD300pro Light BH #GOGDAD300PRO is designed specifically for the Godox Ad300Pro.

Q: 6. I have a canon EFS 18-55mm lens that I want to put a portrait glass filter on. Which filter is the correct one for my lens?

A: Your lens would have a 58mm filter thread. This model would be correct:Hoya 58mm Portrait Glass FilterB&H # HOP58Q ? Mfr # S58PORTRAIT

Q: 7. Do these clip-in filters for the Komodo also work for the V-Raptor? Would be a great addition.

A: No, the Kolari Vision Magnetic Clip-In Filter for RED KOMODO (Light Pollution) are designed for super35mm only and are not compatible with the Vista vision sensor of the V-Raptor.

Q: 8. Why did they replace the 090M filter with this? What changes in specs are there. Here's old one. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/7762-REG/B_W_66010378_77mm_090_Light_Red.html

A: The B+W #590/090 Red Light MRC Basic Filter (77mm) is the same filter as the B+W 77mm Light Red MRC 090M Filter. B+W did a name change on that line of filters.

Q: 9. I already have the Cokin P filter holder, so I ordered this filter to fit into it. I was expecting a glass plate filter like my neutral density filters. Instead this is round and is too large to fit into my holder. Did I order the wrong filter?

A: The flange of the round circular polarizer is designed to slide into first narrow slot next to the lens so that it can be rotated independently of the square filter when using spilt screen ND filters. If it is too large for that slot you may have the wrong holder. It is a little difficult to slide in place if the holder is mounted, by inserting prior to mounting the holder on the lens can help.

Q: 10. What is the cutoff wave length?

A: The long-wave end of this is well into the shortwave infrared, limited by the glass transmission. The shortwave end os approximately 600 nm , with a pretty broad slope. If you need a sharper slope look at dichroics or even interference filters.