Contrast Filters
Polarizing filters and their close cousin, graduated neutral density filters, are the most common types of filters used by photographers for outdoor landscape and nature photography. A polarizer is a must-have filter for anyone who spends a lot of time shooting in the great outdoors. It can cut through haze and reflections, darken the sky, enhance color saturation, and make clouds pop. Browse the top-ranked list of contrast filters below along with associated reviews and opinions.
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Tiffen - 55mm Ultra Contrast #3 Glass Filter
SKU: J7LC8ZZXGQSee all Lens FiltersProduct Description
A glass filter that balances highlights and shadows in harsh lighting without reducing image sharpness.$59.99 Your price for this item is $59.99 -
Tiffen - 72mm #16 Glass Filter - Orange
SKU: J7LC8ZQ2PQSee all Lens FiltersProduct Description
A glass orange contrast filter that darkens blue and green tones for striking black-and-white photography.$84.99 Your price for this item is $84.99 -
Schneider - 4x4" DigiCon # 1, Highlight & Shadow Contrast Control Professional Glass Filter
SKU: J2VX7LZZ8PSee all Lens FiltersProduct Description
A professional glass lens filter that raises black levels, lowers highlights, and preserves detail without color shift.$161.50 Your price for this item is $161.50Save $50Was $211.50The previous price was $211.50 -
Tiffen - 52mm #16 Glass Filter - Orange
SKU: J7LC8Z64J7See all Lens FiltersProduct Description
An orange filter that removes ultraviolet light and darkens blue and green tones for black-and-white photography.$34.99 Your price for this item is $34.99 -
Tiffen - 77mm #23A Glass Filter - Light Red
SKU: J7LC8ZQ8T8See all Lens FiltersProduct Description
A red glass filter enhancing black-and-white contrast while darkening skies and water for dramatic imagery.$85.00 Your price for this item is $85.00 -
Tiffen - 72mm #11 Glass Filter - Yellow / Green
SKU: J7LC8ZQJYZSee all Lens FiltersProduct Description
A yellow-green glass filter for black-and-white photography, offering contrast control and creative tonal effects.$49.99 Your price for this item is $49.99 -
Tiffen - 77mm Low Contrast 2 Glass Filter
SKU: J7LC8ZQ88JSee all Lens FiltersProduct Description
A professional glass filter that subtly reduces contrast by lightening shadows near highlights in bright scenes.$119.99 Your price for this item is $119.99 -
Neewer - 72mm MC CPL Filter Reduce Glare Contrast
SKU: CZLV9F3XK2See all Lens FiltersProduct Description
A black circular polarizing filter with multi-resistant nano coating that reduces glare and enhances contrast.$23.99 Your price for this item is $23.99 -
Tiffen - 67mm Multicoated Circular Polarizer Filter|Glare Reduction|Enhanced Color & Contrast|Ideal for Outdoor Photography/Video
SKU: J3KFYYFR6GSee all Lens FiltersProduct Description
A multicoated circular polarizer filter that reduces glare and enhances color and contrast for outdoor photography.$49.00 Your price for this item is $49.00 -
Tiffen - 49mm Multicoated Circular Polarizer Filter|Glare Reduction|Enhanced Color & Contrast|Ideal for Outdoor Photography/Video
SKU: J3KFYYFRS9See all Lens FiltersProduct Description
A multicoated circular polarizer filter that reduces glare and enhances color and contrast for outdoor photography.$44.99 Your price for this item is $44.99
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FAQ
Contrast filters are used to enhance or reduce the contrast in your photographs. They help emphasize certain tones, make skies appear more dramatic, and can bring out details in landscapes or portraits.
Most contrast filters are designed for use with DSLR, mirrorless, and film cameras that have threaded lenses. Always check the filter thread size of your lens to ensure compatibility.
Yes, contrast filters can often be stacked with other filters such as UV or polarizing filters, but it’s important to avoid excessive stacking to prevent vignetting or image degradation.
Contrast filters are commonly used in black and white photography to manipulate tonal contrast, but certain types can also be used in color photography to achieve specific creative effects.
Clean your contrast filter using a microfiber cloth and lens cleaning solution. Store it in a protective case when not in use to prevent scratches and dust buildup.