Hoya - 77mm R-72 Infrared Filter

The Portra Filter embodies the color profile of the classic PORTRA 400. The glass delivers a soft, organic Portra style look and feel straight out of camera. The glass combines a custom color tone, white mist diffusion, and chroma polarizer, which creates warm highlights, natural skin tones, and controls unwanted glare.Inspired by the Look and Feel of Portra 400 FilmInspired by Portra 400, the Portra Filter blends color tone, diffusion, and glare reduction into one optical filter for a finished look.Portra Inspired ColorWarm highlights, mid-contrast, and natural skin tones.Finished at CaptureA film inspired look and feel without relying on presets or heavy grading.White Mist DiffusionSmooth highlight bloom that takes the bite out of harsh light.Chroma PolarizerCleaner skin, deeper skies, and reduced reflections.True Color PL + White Mist 1/4Built to capture feeling. Soft diffusion and controlled glare working together to preserve texture, tone, and atmosphere in every frame.Finished at CaptureNatural skin tones, warm highlights, and smooth rolloff that bring a finished look straight out of camera.

Explore the world of infrared photography with the 40.5mm Basic 092 Infrared Filter, Dark Red 695 from B+W. This high-quality, durable filter is designed to partially block the visible light spectrum, allowing both visible and invisible IR components to be recorded. Unlike stronger infrared filters, this model offers a more subtle effect, resulting in black and white contrasts that are not overly high, making it an effective tool for photographers looking to experiment with different levels of contrast.The B+W Infrared Filter is renowned for creating extreme contrasts, taking advantage of the existing residual sensitization to produce experimental black-and-white photos with high contrasts. It beautifully renders green leaves and grasses from bright to white, offering a unique perspective on the natural world. Achieve the dramatic "wood effect," characterized by a stark contrast between clouds and sky, adding depth and drama to your landscape photography.Please note that while this filter allows for creative infrared photography, it is not a substitute for a thermal imaging camera. The infrared photography achievable with this filter should not be confused with thermal photography, which forms images from infrared radiation in a much higher range (from about 10,000 nm and above). Whether you're a professional photographer or a hobbyist, the 40.5mm Basic 092 Infrared Filter, Dark Red 695 from B+W is a reliable and versatile tool for exploring the possibilities of infrared photography.

The classic amongst the B+W protection filters blocks the annoying UV component of daylight. Invisible UV light is more intense in pure sea air and in high mountain regions and can cause blurring and a blueish cast. The color-neutral B+W 010 UV Haze filter is equally suitable for both analog and digital cameras. It ensures more brilliant images and can remain on the lens permanently as front lens protection.Active photography puts a great demand on both cameras and lenses. It makes sense therefore to use a B+W filter to protect your delicate front lens element against the elements such as blowing sand and dust, fingerprints and splashing water. B+W filters not only cost just a fraction of the price of a new lens but they are also easier to clean.They can remain in front of the lens permanently as they are absolutely color-neutral, highly transparent and, thanks to the B+W MRC nano-coating, have an extremely low reflection. The optical information remains unaffected when it reaches the image sensor (or film). With these extremely clear and highly transparent B+W protection filters, no exposure compensation factor needs to be taken into account.Protection filters play a particularly important role in digital photography. The larger depth of field resulting from smaller image sensors increases the effects on image quality from front lens soiling. Fingerprints, for instance, reduce sharpness significantly, particularly in the case of zoom lenses with a lower light intensity and frequent cleaning of the front lens can not only cause scratching, but also transport dirt particles or moisture at the edge of the mount to the inside of the lens system.