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Tiffen 55mm Black Pro-Mist 1/8 Filter
A 55mm glass filter that softens highlights and lowers contrast for a subtle pastel look
- Controls highlight flares for cleaner bright areas
- Lowers contrast while preserving shadow detail
- Creates a soft pastel look for cinematic mood
- Delicate effect suits subtle portrait and video work
- 55 mm thread fits matching lens diameters
Tiffen 55mm Black Pro-Mist 1/8 Filter
This Tiffen filter is a glass camera lens accessory designed for photographers and videographers. It brings the Hollywood-grade Pro-Mist effect to general imaging work in a more subtle form. The filter suits creators who want a gentle atmospheric look without heavy diffusion.
Glass construction with 55mm thread
The filter mounts directly onto lenses with a 55mm front thread. Its glass substrate maintains optical clarity while the Black Pro-Mist coating controls highlight flares. Contrast is lowered with less lightening of shadows, giving a delicate pastel effect day to day.
1/8 density strength
The 1/8 grade sets the intensity of the diffusion and flare control. It provides a contained highlight flare and a soft light effect that is more delicate than stronger grades. Buyers needing a more pronounced bloom or heavier contrast reduction should select a higher density.
Highlights
- Controls highlight flares for cleaner bright areas
- Lowers contrast while preserving shadow detail
- Creates a soft pastel look for cinematic mood
- Delicate effect suits subtle portrait and video work
- 55 mm thread fits matching lens diameters
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What thread size does the 55mm Black Pro-Mist 1/8 filter use to attach to a lens?
The filter has a 55mm front thread that screws directly onto any lens with a matching 55mm filter thread.
How thick is the filter frame, and will it vignette on wide-angle lenses?
The frame is a standard slim profile designed to minimise vignetting, but very wide focal lengths may still show corner darkening on full-frame sensors.
Which side of the glass faces the scene during installation?
Install the filter with the coated glass facing the subject; the knurled ring then threads onto the lens, and reversing it can degrade the highlight control.
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