Tiffen 58mm Sepia 1 Filter |
 enlarge | Brand: Tiffen
Category: Photography
List Price: $53.99
Buy New: $25.84
You Save: $28.15 (52%)
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Avg. Customer Rating:  140 reviews
Media: Electronics
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 4.4 x 3.6 x 0.8
Warranty: 10 years warranty
MPN: 58SEP1
Model: 58SEP1
UPC: 049383105889
EAN: 0049383105889
ASIN: B00004ZCJY
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Features:
| • | Create a warm, brown glow on image | | • | For color imaging | | • | 58mm diameter |
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Amazon.com Product Description
Gives an old-time feeling to new images.
Product Description
In the hands of a creative photographer, special effects filters open up a whole new world of possibilities. TIFFEN produces uniformly fine quality filters of all types, and are found in most professional shooters' bags.
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Customer Reviews: Read 135 more reviews...
 Unobtrusive but essential December 29, 2008
I have always protected my lenses with a UV filter. I'm not sure that the filter actually does anything because of never shot without one, but I recommend spending a few dollars to protect an expensive investment. The Tiffen brand is always reliable.
good quality December 13, 2008
This fits with my Carl Zeiss 25mm fix lens. I use this lens and new filter with Nikon D90. I would like to notice that Nikon DSLR work well with Carl Zeiss lens F mount
 So-so November 19, 2008
The only thing this filter is good for is protecting the lens from physical damage (dust, prints, scratches, water spots, etc.) Some say that cheap Tiffen filters degrade the quality of the images, but I haven't noticed any degradation. If you want a filter that will actually improve your images, do not get this filter, go with a circular polarizer or a neutral density filter instead. It's better to crack this filter than crack your lens.
Simple UV Protector November 9, 2008
It's just a protection filter. It's does a good work by day though it can create weird flares by night if you are trying to picture below a bright light or if there's one pointing towards you.
It also has a weird glass finish in the edges that make it look cheap (even though it is)
can't beat it for the price November 4, 2008
I basically use these more to protect the lens and have never really taken enough photographs without one to know if they make a difference. These can be considered as very inexpensively priced insurance items for your much more expensive lens. I have one of these on every lens I own.
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