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Tiffen #2 Color ND 2.0 Viewing Filter

BH #TIVF2 • MFR #2CVF
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Tiffen #2 Color ND 2.0 Viewing Filter
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Tiffen 2CVF Overview

The Tiffen #2 Color ND 2.0 Viewing Filter is for film speeds to 100. Balancing lighting by eye is a matter of experience. Decisions can be aided through the use of contrast viewing filters. These are designed to handicap the eye with its much greater range of apparent densities to resemble the range of the various types of film.

Use contrast viewers to judge relative highlight and shadow densities
There are viewers for black-and-white film, as well as various viewer densities for color film
A darker viewer is used for slower film speeds, where you would tend to use brighter lighting; faster film, which can be used in dimmer settings would require a lighter viewer
Tiffen Viewing Filters
The #1 is for black-and-white imaging
The #2 viewer is for film speeds to 100
#3 is for faster film; they can be used for video, as well, with the #3 being better suited for lower light levels
The green #4 viewer is for process photography
The blue #5 is for blue screen work, as well as for setting up color video monitors
UPC: 049383005677

Tiffen 2CVF Specs

Filter Type
Color Viewing Filter
Front Accessory Thread / Bayonet
No
Coating
Single-Coated
Filter Material
Glass
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.13 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
3.5 x 3.45 x 1.4"

Tiffen 2CVF Reviews

Real good item

By R.W. DoP Filmprojects.ch
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2015-01-05

For filming with 100ASA B/W Film. State of the Art for lightsetting

Didn't help me.

By ken
Rated 2 out of 5
Date: 2011-11-23

I saw this viewing filter recommended in a book I was reading and gave it a try. It is a quality, well made product with very dark sepia glass. The idea is that the lens will help you visualize what a color image will look like in b/w by showing tonal, not color variations. However, to my eye, all it did was darken the image dramatically and give the colors a sepia cast. Don't expect to see a black and white conversion, or anything close to one with this lens. The colors do come through.

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How many stops of light does it take?

How many stops of light does it take?
Asked by: Wolfgang
The following system offers 6 2/3-stops of light loss.
Answered by: hectorm
Date published: 2022-10-24

question

What diameter glass? I would like to replace with a pola
Asked by: Anonymous
The diameter is 1.217 inches
Answered by: Tiffen Support Tiffen Expert
Date published: 2018-08-27
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