Tiffen 49mm Black Satin 2 Filterproduct description
Professional Contrast and Highlight Management
The Tiffen 49mm Black Satin 2 Filter is an essential tool for cinematographers and photographers looking to reduce the clinical sharpness of modern digital sensors. By lowering overall contrast and controlling highlights, this filter produces a more organic, film-like image. The density 2 version offers a moderate level of highlight reduction and contrast control, sitting perfectly between the subtle effect of a 1 and the more pronounced look of a 3.
Beyond contrast, the Black Satin 2 excels at beauty retouching. It gently softens skin textures, smoothing out blemishes and wrinkles without sacrificing essential detail. This results in a refined, natural look that is often preferred for portraiture and narrative filmmaking.
Precision Engineering and Optical Clarity
Each filter is manufactured using Tiffen's proprietary ColorCore technology. This process involves laminating the filter substrate between two pieces of optical glass and grinding the surface flat to a tolerance of 1/10,000th of an inch. The use of Water White glass ensures that your images remain sharp and color-accurate, while the precision metal rings provide a secure fit for your 49mm lenses.
Grittier, more textured highlight appearance
Subtle softening of facial textures
Maintains focus while adding a filmic glow
Durable construction for professional environments
Achieve a cinematic look with the Tiffen 49mm Black Satin 1/2 Filter. Control highlights, reduce contrast, and subtly soften skin for a refined finish.
Enhance your cinematography with the Tiffen 49mm Black Satin 1 Filter. Reduce contrast, soften skin tones, and control highlights for a natural filmic look.
Enhance your cinematography with the Tiffen 49mm Black Satin 3 Filter. Reduce contrast, soften skin tones, and add a filmic, grainy texture to highlights.
Enhance your cinematography with the Tiffen 49mm Black Satin 1/4 Filter. Reduce contrast, soften skin tones, and achieve a filmic look on digital sensors.