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Ihr Warenkorb ist leerDer Tiffen Enhancing Filter ist eine tolle Ergänzung zu Ihrer Filtersammlung. Dieser Filter macht Rot-, Rostbraun und Orangen "Pop", mit minimaler Wirkung auf andere Farben. Perfekt für Herbstlaub, Erdton-Felsenformationen, Architektur, Holzarbeiten, verblasste rustikale Scheunen und alle Fotos, bei denen rote, braune und orangene Motive bereichert werden oder intensiver erscheinen sollten.
Guy Lafond
Bewertet in Kanada am 6. August 2023
Pour photographie artistique
Carla Martin-Wood
Bewertet in den USA am31. Mai 2018
I had my doubts when I first received this filter, since it's not the "pink" color that you see here. However, after my first shots taken with this filter, I not only changed my mind, but it's become my go-to filter for almost everything. While I see that most of the reviews concern cutting the light pollution in night photography, you should also know it's fabulous for the nature photographer, as well. It increases the saturation I achieve in my shots of hummingbirds and dragonflies. Also it's fabulous on flowers. I recommend it highly and have returned to purchase another one for my larger 67mm lens. And Tiffen is THE best of all filters, where I'm concerned. I have quite a few.
Customer
Bewertet in Großbritannien am 1. Januar 2016
Interesting filter.
T A
Bewertet in den USA am27. Dezember 2012
Worked true and brought out even in a very bad thunderstomas expected even in the worst lighting conditions you could imagin. Colors were brought out even in a very bad thunderstorm. Colors did not have to be enhanced as much as much by photo editing on computer as some photos taken without this filter.
John D Hillmer
Bewertet in den USA am14. Juni 2010
I recently visited Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah, and in preparing for that trip, I wanted to add an "Enhancing Filter" to my set of filters. I use a Canon EOS 30D and 40D camera with several of Canon's L series lenses (the 70-200 2.8 and the 100-400), and for wide angles I use a EF-S 17-55 2.8. Those 3 lenses all use a 77mm filter, so getting a good one that I could use on any of these lenses was the task. I decided on and after shooting for a day with it on these lenses, I was happy with the results. Bryce has a lot of red/brown/orange sand-stone structures (hoodoos) and I thought it might be too bright to just shoot these formations without a bit of help from an enhancing filter. On the other hand, I didn't want my shots to look exaggerated. The Tiffen filter feels like it is structurally sound, screws on nice, and produced great results at this location. I'm looking forward to shooting fall colors with it next time the leafs turn here in Wisconsin.Some of you might ask, can't we warm up the shot during post processing with your favorite photo editing software? I asked that too, so I shot 1/2 of the Bryce Canyon locations with just a UV haze filter (B&W's best ones) and the other 1/2 with the Tiffen filter. During post processing, I was able to do a lot to the shots that were not enhanced, but I found myself working a lot more on those than I did on the shots with the enhancing filter. For the money, it was worth it to me.
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