Tiffen 77mm 8x (0.9) ND Filter
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Tiffen 77mm 8x (0.9) Neutral Density Glass Filter

SKU: TF77ND8X MFR: 77ND9
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  • Tiffen 77mm Neutral Density filter reduces light by 3 stops for stunning effects.
  • Achieve cinematic motion blur & shallow depth of field with this ND glass filter.
  • Durable Tiffen ND filter minimizes reflections and glare for crystal-clear shots.
  • This 77mm neutral density filter is perfect for long exposures & bright sunlight.
  • Solid ND filter helps balance exposure & prevents overexposure in your photos.
  • Get creative! Control light & capture professional-quality images with Tiffen.
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Vickie L : will the lens hood attach when this filter is on the lens?SCOTT C : Assuming the lens is the same diameter (e.g. 77mm), you should not have any problems attaching the hood when using this filter. If you are using a step up ring to adapt the filter to the lens, it may not.MARTIN C : Yes.JOE B P : YesCHARLES N : Yes the lens hood will attach when the filter is on the lens The filter attaches to the lens and the hood attaches to the out area of the lens. This is a very good filter and use it on a regular bases. Hope you get as much enjoyment as I have from this filter.
Shopper : Will .9 be enough to get a good looking water blur?YASHVANT J : Yes, it is good enough to get the water blur.ALEX W : It CAN depending on the brightness of the regular scene. If the regular scene is giving you a shutter speed of 1/500, then 3 stops puts you at 1/60 which is not enough to get water blur. Then again, if you are starting with about a 1/30 shutter then 3 stops may drop you down to 1/4 which may slow down nicely fast moving water... etc... Ideally to get creamy water blur, you want to get down to a second or two or 30, so the slowest you can naturally get the scene before putting on the ND filter, the better you will beMATTHEW B : I got this filter for my Sigma 50mm f/1.4, to use wide-open in sunny conditions, and it works well, but could be even darker with a lens that fast. I certainly would not go any lighter density than .9. This is probably more ideal for an f/2.8...JAMES S : Yes. Set the ISO to 100 (or the lowest setting for your camera and experiment with the aperture setting to get the desired results.BRUCE H : 'Good looking' is a relative term, but this filter is helpful in slowing the exposure a bit in any condition. If I recall correctly, this is a 3-stop filter, it should be effective in getting some blur in a stream that is not in direct sunlight. A subject in direct light, though, it may not slow the shutter as much as you will want. I started with this one, eventually got a variable ND and also a 6-stop and 10-stop ND, along with a graded ND... the variety of filters will do different/more/less in varying light. This one is a good place to start, though.MICHAEL J : Yes, this filter will really darken a scene. Depending on the flow, all you need is about 1 sec exposure to create a silky result.WILLIAM A : Depends on the water! I often use mine at ISO 100, f22 at 1/6 sec. for a popular fountain near me. It pushes the limit, since it's usually backlit by bright summer sun. It's probably a 'worst-case' scenario. Of course, for this particular shot, 1/6 is good, since I still want to show some motion. It is not sufficient for a dreamy blur. Wen I want that, I'll also throw my polarizer on. Personally, I'd go with something denser for bright sunlit water features, but this would be perfect for a woodland waterfall or a mountain stream.
Shopper : What does the 8x refer to?OLEG T : The numbers in the Neutral Density filters designators refer to the amount by which they reduce the light to the camera sensor. 8x means that the ambient light will be reduced 8 times when passing through this filter. (0.9 means the same, just in different system). Every 0.3 ND number reduces the light by one stop, or 2x. So, 0.6 ND equals 4x reduction in light, or 2 “stops”; 0.9 equals 8x reduction in light , or 3 ” stops”; 1.2 equals 16x reduction in light, or 4 “stops”. Simply put, with ND 8x (0.9) you’ll be able to increase the exposure time 8 times (3 stops) – very useful if you’d like to get that “milky” effect of flowing water for example. You can also stuck ND filters for slowing down the exposure even further. If you use, for example, 2 ND filter with 4x each you’ll slow down the exposure time 16 times (4x4).MATT W : It reduces light by eight f-stopsROBERT R : The higher the number the more the light is blocked from the sensor or film. I use them to give a smoother look to streams or waterfalls. Buy The largest size you can use and then if you need it for smaller size lens you can buy inexpensive stepup rings to fit the other lens.VAL B : I believe the 8x is the lens area opening (or optical density of .9 hence the (0.9) in name of the product). Different companies label NDs differently. Some label them as ND8 which is the same as the "8" in 8x. You put no filter on a lens you had a lens opening or "1". This means that there is no change to amount of light that enters into the lens. If you put an ND2 filter on the lens now the lens opening changes by 1/2. The amount of light entering the lens is cut in half or by one stop. ND4 is 1/4 of the 1/2 so the light again is cut in half from the previous stop and the 1/8 of the 1/4 is another stop. So the ND8 is a three stop light reduction. Wikipedia does a good job explaining the whole math and rational behind it but does require a little creative thinking to grasp it. Tiffen and Cokin are the more cheaper brands but still decent. I use Marumi, Tiffen and B+W for filters. I hope this helps.

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2023-01-27T18:05:36

Rated 5 out of 5

Tiffen 55mm 8x (0.9) Neutral Density Glass Filter

Tiffen 55mm 8x (0.9) Neutral Density Glass Filter works as it suppose to

ROBERT B.

2022-02-06T09:58:40

Rated 5 out of 5

Tiffen 77mm 4X Neutral Density Lens - Great Filter for Photos & Video

I take hundreds of pictures outdoors and use neutral density filters on snowy days and during sunny days on and around the water. If you shoot video, you definitely need a neutral density filter. This filter is good for video on days when it's not super bright out, and I use it quite a bit for wildlife videos on Youtube. For bright sunny days, you'll need a higher density filter.

CLIFFORD P.

2021-12-07T09:12:09

Rated 5 out of 5

Great ND Filter

Great product I?ve already shot various things with it on my canon dslr and it doesn?t distort the color at all

NOEMI R.

2021-05-29T16:24:44

Rated 5 out of 5

Outdoor Flash

Amazing product to help me control light to use flash outside

Samuel M.

2021-05-19T09:01:37

Rated 5 out of 5

Absolutely no complaint

This is the second tiffen ND glass I have, the first being for a different thread and I can very certainly say I have been nothing but satisfied with them.

RENGIM M.

2021-05-19T08:44:47

Rated 5 out of 5

Good value

Good value filter

TOM W.

2021-05-06T20:00:46

Rated 5 out of 5

Very acceptable Quality

the product is of very good quality, I thought it would introduce noise in my image, but the results are very good. there is no noise and only a yellow cast of color that is immediately corrected in post. Good quality

Carlos C.

2021-02-04T08:53:48

Rated 3 out of 5

Vivitar 67mm Variable Neutral Density (ND) Filter - 0.3 to 3.0

Great glass filter, no vignette, and dials up nicely

Jonathan A.

2020-12-14T07:05:38

Rated 5 out of 5

Just what I needed!

Works great! Just what I expected.

Justin G.

2020-11-10T07:24:31

Rated 5 out of 5

Great affordable ND Filter

I use all Tiffen lenses for my wedding videography - they’re high quality AND affordable!

ERIC G.

2020-06-25T08:33:17

Rated 1 out of 5

Green color cast

Cuts the light but leaves a greenish color cast.

JOSEPH K.

2020-06-14T09:47:31

Rated 5 out of 5

Solid!

Advertised solid buy!

Brandon P.

2020-06-12T08:31:14

Rated 5 out of 5

Love your company.

They are on my camera.very happy with them

PHIL E.

2020-06-11T09:08:29

Rated 4 out of 5

Budget friendly

More than happy with the purchase.

Rayford B.

2020-06-07T15:20:10

Rated 5 out of 5

Great

I have never bought a neutral density filter from this brand. I was a little worried at first. But the product that came was just as great as any of the other ones that I bought. Very happy with my purchase

MATHEW B.

2020-03-04T07:06:31

Rated 5 out of 5

The filter you need

Those filter helped me a lot filming in the daytime. I didn’t have overexposed footage which was the reason I bought in the first place, without it I had recorded footage that I barely saved. This filter took care of that with no problem.

Elisabeth M.

2020-01-19T07:44:32

Rated 5 out of 5

Great filter

A must for landscape photography. I used this filter on my last trip to Glacier National Park and the result was exceptional. Set the camera on Aperture Priority and shoot away. Eliminate glare and let's all the colors in.

DENNIS H.

2019-10-04T09:00:53

Rated 5 out of 5

Tiffen ND filter

Good quality at an affordable price

Scott A.

2019-08-14T09:07:50

Rated 4 out of 5

Great filter

Good value. I used it on an extremely sunny day and produced a great image. It also had the benefit of providing around a 2 stop reduction in light giving more flexibility.

Andrew B.

2019-07-17T08:46:51

Rated 4 out of 5

Great filter for a great price

I would recommend this filter. Works as expected and is great quality. Unbeatable for the price. Only 4 stars instead of 5 because it is very hard to remove from the lense.

Kelli L.

2019-04-17T16:32:39

Rated 5 out of 5

You need one of these in your bag

If you're not sure why the above title is true, put this filter on your wish list and go find out; the web is filled with tutorials on how to use one. The things that an ND filter lets you do with your camera you simply cannot do any other way are, with a measure of creativity and patience, pretty amazing. One tip: get the Xume adapter/filter rings for whatever lens you think you will use this filter on most. It's nearly impossible to compose your shot with the filter in place, and the Xume system lets you easily place and remove the filter while you are setting up your shot. Tiffen makes some of the best filters on the market; yes, you can pay a lot more, but I would challenge anyone to prove that a ND four-stop filter does a better job than this one. Highly recommended.

PAUL H.

2019-03-12T08:28:48

Rated 5 out of 5

Perfect Glass

I've never bought a ND filter before so I wasn't sure what to expect but this had the perfect tint.

Brooke D.

2019-02-22T19:55:01

Rated 5 out of 5

Excellent for the price

Did the job above and beyond my expectations. Goth them for my other two cameras/

CUTTING E.

2019-01-17T08:52:18

Rated 5 out of 5

Great filter

Great filter for long-exposure shots

DIRK D.

2018-08-20T12:34:17

Rated 5 out of 5

Film Shooter

I use the ND filters when using color film.I load up with ISO 400 or 800 film instead of pushing or pulling the color film. Color film is touchy. I collect film cameras, 53 so far in all. Don't have enough ND filters to go around.

RONALD W.

2018-08-05T03:34:16

Rated 5 out of 5

Tiffen Quality Always Top-Drawer

I have used Tiffen filters for years and find them consistenly very good. These are no exception and I have used their Neutral Denity filters in my travel photography. They give excellent results.

EARL D.

2018-07-24T04:57:46

Rated 4 out of 5

so far so good

I'm using the 3-stop 62mm ND filter for video and so far it works well. No noticeable color shifts or loss of sharpness. Only complaint is that there's no convenient case to carry it so I had to use one from a different filter.

Gene H.

2018-06-14T18:55:39

Rated 5 out of 5

Works as advertised

Works as expected. I use it on a Tamron 70-200 2.8 lens. I photograph motocross racing’. I like using a shutter speed of 200 to show the wheels turning. I can use a wide aperture to defocus the background with this with this ND filter.

MARK R.

2018-05-24T13:49:24

Rated 5 out of 5

Nd filter

I love it, I get to be creative my shutter speed and be in control

Valerie M.

2018-05-03T17:10:06

Rated 5 out of 5

the filter is working great

the filters I bought are great ones

Pete M.

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By noelskilz

Great solid filter - I use these for shooting weddings in the middle of the day in full sun. They work great to allow me to use a shallow depth of field and fill flash at full power to reduce shadows

Puts real colors back!!

By BRYAN E.

Puts the true colors back into each picture. Your pictures can look just as real as if you were looking in polarized sunglasses. After trying this filter, I bought one for all of my lenses.

What you're looking at is the 77mm 8x (0.9) Neutral Density Glass Filter, an essential tool for photographers aiming to capture the perfect shot in various lighting conditions. This high-quality filter is expertly designed to regulate the amount of light that passes through your camera lens, without altering the natural colors of your scene.

Ideal for use in bright light environments, this Neutral Density filter is a reliable solution to prevent overexposure, ensuring your images retain their true-to-life vibrancy. Moreover, it provides the added benefit of allowing proper exposure even at a wider lens opening. This feature is particularly beneficial for photographers looking to reduce depth-of-field, enabling you to highlight your key subject by artistically blurring the foreground and/or background.

Crafted with precision, this filter not only enhances your photography but also offers protection for your lens. It's a valuable addition to your camera gear, whether you're a professional photographer or a passionate hobbyist.

Experience the difference with the 77mm 8x (0.9) Neutral Density Glass Filter, and capture your world in its truest colors.

Tiffen ND Filter Features

  • Eliminates overly bright, washed-out images
  • Balances exposure
  • Controls depth-of-field
  • Allows slower shutter speeds to produce blurred motion effects

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Key Features

  • Tiffen 77mm Neutral Density filter reduces light by 3 stops for stunning effects.
  • Achieve cinematic motion blur & shallow depth of field with this ND glass filter.
  • Durable Tiffen ND filter minimizes reflections and glare for crystal-clear shots.
  • This 77mm neutral density filter is perfect for long exposures & bright sunlight.
  • Solid ND filter helps balance exposure & prevents overexposure in your photos.
  • Get creative! Control light & capture professional-quality images with Tiffen.

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