The Tiffen Series 9 Cranberry Solid Color Filteradds a bright, purplish-red coloration across the entire image and helps to subdue overly greenish casts. The solid color design makes this filter well-suited to pairing with other filters for further control over the appearance of imagery. The 3 color density provides more cranberry coloration than the 2 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. This filter is compatible with Series 9 filter holders.

3 Density Solid Color Filter    Bright Cranberry Coloration    Compatible with Series 9 Filter Holder    ColorCore Technology

Cranberry-colored filter provides an intense purplish-red coloring to your images and reduces greenish casts.

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. The problem is that the Ice ND1000 filter does not come in 50mm size. So what do I do?

A: A stepdown ring is the easy and cheap answer. One end will screw into your 50mm lens & the other will be able to screw the filter into. If you have, or are considering buying other lens you should look at buying the filter for the biggest lens and step down rings for the your other lens - that way you only need one filter.

Q: 2. Will this fit on the DJI Osmo?

A: Does the lens have a filter size specified on it? I looked at the online photo of this camera, I'm not sure I can see filter threads on the lens. You can measure the diameter of the lens in millimeters, but it has to have filter threads on the lens to accept this type of filter.

Q: 3. Will this 77mm filter fit onto the Canon RF 70-200mm f2.8 lens with the supplied Canon lens hood attached?

A: Yes, the Ice 77mm ND32 solid ND will work with the RF 70-200mm f/2.8 and its hood without issue.

Q: 4. 1. Is it really 10 Stops ? 2. Does it have X pattern or Unnatural color cast ?

A: Yes, it does decrease the exposure by 10 stops. There have been no reports of severe banding or artifacts--X patterns are found sometimes in variable ND filters.

Q: 5. Is this filter kit compatible with canon Ed 16-35mm lens?

A: Yes.

Q: 6. What is the signifigance of no coating? Is this primarily a durability/longevity concern and would stacking multiple uncoated filters or mixing a coated filter and uncoated polarizer make a difference for my image?

A: The coating of glass surfaces used in filters and camera lenses is a long standing practice. It has been shown to significantly reduce wanted reflections. These reflections can reduce contrast, color and sharpness. Of course, coatings increases cost. I would say that the price of this filter is very attractive due because it is not coated. I am guessing that since this is a 10 stop ND, the manufacturer is regarding the dropping of the coating turns this into a win-win: you get 10 stops ND for less money.

Q: 7. Can you adjust how dark these filters get?

A: PolarPro 77mm ND1000 QuartzLine Solid Neutral Density 3.0 Filter (10 Stops) is not a variable ND filter so the darkness can't be adjusted.

Q: 8. My Canon lens is 50mm in size , which size of filter should I get?

A: Get a filter that is the size to fit your largest diameter lens. Then buy step-down rings to use it on your smaller diameter lenses. Alternatively you can purchase separate filters for each lens that fit exactly. When in doubt always go for an exact match or the next larger filter and step-down ring(s).

Q: 9. Is this filter suitable for solar photography?

A: It would be best to use one that is listed for Solar photography. This is a link for one that is larger with a step-up filter ring, https://bhpho.to/3shqkMJ and https://bhpho.to/3YEbnk3.

Q: 10. Is this item available with a 72mm thread size and is it safe for the sensors on DSLR cameras?

A: The solar eclipse filter is only available in 77mm and 58mm sizes . for all others se step down ring Yes it is perfectly safe for the sensors on a DSLR camera. It is designed to protect them from the extreme light and heat that comes from pointing a camera at the sun