The Tiffen 67mm Sepia Solid Color Filteradds a warm, pale greenish-brown coloration across the entire image to provide a nostalgic, old-fashioned appearance. The solid color design makes this filter well-suited to pairing with other filters for further control over the appearance of imagery. The 2 color density provides less sepia coloration than the 3 density, but more than the 1 density filter.

This filter is made using ColorCore technology, a process that involves laminating the filter substrate between 2 pieces of optical glass, grinding flat to a tolerance of 1/10,000th of an inch, and then mounting to precision metal rings.

2 Density Solid Color Filter    Warm Sepia Coloration    ColorCore Technology

Sepia-colored filter provides a warm, greenish-brown coloring and gives an old-fashioned appearance to your images.

Solid color filters apply the amount of density evenly across the image plane in order to achieve a fluid and creative effect.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hi, i wold like yo know if this model it's compatible with the Sony PZ28-135 mm?

A: Yes, the NiSi True Color ND-VARIO Pro Nano 1 to 5-Stop Variable ND Filter (95mm) is compatible with the Sony FE PZ 28-135mm f/4 G OSS Lens.

Q: 2. would this work with the tilta mini matte box if I added an extension ring in there?

A: Yes, It comes with an 82mm adapter ring.

Q: 3. hi, does it ship to singapore?

A: Yes. The shipping options are shown below; DHL SAVER $10.32 DHL EXPRESS $20.71 FDX PRIORITY $52.50 PRIORITY MAIL $61.57 PRIORITY MAIL EXPRESS $79.68

Q: 4. Can you stack PolarPro ND filters?

A: The PolarPro 82mm ND1000 QuartzLine Solid Neutral Density 3.0 and Circular Polarizer Filter (10-Stop) have front filter threads, so you could stack them with other filters.

Q: 5. Will the 105mm fit the Canon CN-E 15.5 - 47mm?

A: The NiSi True Color ND-VARIO Pro Nano 1 to 5-Stop Variable ND Filter (105mm) will fit the Canon CN-E 15.5-47mm T2.8 L S Wide-Angle Cinema Zoom Lens with EF Mount.

Q: 6. Is it easy to see the effect of the polarizer and set it properly since the filter is so dark?

A: It is not as easy as when you have the ND and polarizer filters separate, but the best option is to increase the ISO a lot to focus and also to set the polarization and then turn the ISO down to take the picture.

Q: 7. will this fit in a drop in filter tray for canon L glass, like the 200-400 f4? Provided you take off the thumb stud.

A: Unfortunately, the NiSi True Color ND-VARIO Pro Nano 1 to 5-Stop Variable ND Filter (52mm) will not fit in that lens. To fit in a drop-in filter holder, the filter needs to be very thin, the front has to be the same diameter as the back, and the filter cannot have the knurling on the outside of the filter.

Q: 8. I have a Tamron 100-400 f4.5-6.3. Is an ND64 filter too high of stops for it? What should I take into consideration when looking for ND/Polarizer filters?

A: It's hard to say how many stops is too much because the contextual information (i.e. the kind of exposure/photograph you are trying to create) has significant influence on how many stops you might need. Technically you can use any amount of stops you want and likely achieve a similar result, but you will need to adjust your ISO, aperture, and/or shutter speed/bulb exposure times to compensate for the light loss. The ND64 QuartzLine ND and CP combo is great because it allows you to the option of not stacking a simple ND and CPL, thereby shooting through two pieces of glass instead of three. This is better for image clarity and lowers the chance of reflection/refraction issues between filters and glare.

Q: 9. Is this a variable filter? Can I move trough to 1 to 10 steps?

A: PolarPro 82mm ND1000 QuartzLine Solid Neutral Density 3.0 and Circular Polarizer Filter (10-Stop) is not a variable filter. It is always at 10 stop light reduction.

Q: 10. Quartzline is also 99. What's the difference between this and that? Wouldn't a combo be better?

A: The PolarPro 82mm ND64 QuartzLine Solid Neutral Density 1.8 and Circular Polarizer Filter (6-Stop) is a combination of neutral density and polarization in one filter. This provides 6-stops of exposure reduction, while the PolarPro 82mm QuartzLine Circular Polarizer Filter (B&H # POCP82Q) just provides polarization with 1.3 stops of exposure reduction. The ND and Circular Polarizer filter may makes sense for those that need an all-in-one solution. There are some that will only require a polarizer filter if they're working with a matte box or built-in ND filters.