Inexpensive Tiffen 58mm 812 Warming Filter

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  • Ideal for portraits or scenics.
  • Absorbs blue cast often caused by electronic flash.
  • Adds warmth to pale washed-out flesh tones.
  • Warmer results than Sky 1-A.
  • Exclusive Tiffen filter

The 812 Warming Filter is an exclusive Tiffen warming filter that improves skin tones and is ideal for portraits taken on a cloudy day or outdoors, in shade on a sunny day.Ideal for portraits taken on a cloudy day or outdoors in the shade on a sunny day.
Review by C. Boyd for Tiffen 58mm 812 Warming Filter
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Set that I got came in a somewhat cheap case and has poor anodizing on them. Shiny and seemingly worn in some of the threads. At first I thought they had been used but at closer examination, they were just poorly finished. The circular polarizer does not turn smoothly, again probably due to the poor finish in the threads. I may return them and get something more acceptable, such as Promaster.

Review by J. Chen for Tiffen 58mm 812 Warming Filter
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I am not impressed with Tiffen filters I got in this set. The finish of the rings are poor. Despite of previously poor reputaion, I recently purchased some 67mm Quantaray filter from the local Ritz Camera store which are of much better quality compared to this set of Tiffen filters. I never got Tiffens before, had good experience with Hoyas. I will probably stay with those from now on. Now come to think of it, Ritz camera indicated the Quantaray they had were made by Hoya.

The glass on all the filters are quite a bit more reflective compared to the Hoyas and the Quantarays. Not a good sign.

The circular polarizer had some smudges and some lense swirl that after 10 sheets of lense tissue and quite a bit of cleaning solution failed to be fully cleared off. Quite frustrating. All of the filters came with lint and a few little smudges on them, not sure if the store handling or the manufacturer handling was to blame, but none of the other filters I got before had this kind of problem right out of the box.

The set might be cheap, but it sure is for a good reason.

Review by P. Pattison for Tiffen 58mm 812 Warming Filter
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There is no doubt that the price is right with this set as it comes with 3 filters. but using relatively inexpensive UV filters on lenses as protection is not a good idea because it will degrade your image slightly. if you have superior lenses (like Canon L glass or IS) you will probably want to buy a much higher quality UV filter as protection. and if you have cheaper lenses, then i would not use a cheap UV filter because you will be degrading your image too much.the good news is that you also get a circular polarizer and a warming filter in this set. so that helps make this kit worthwhile.just don’t fall into the trap of thinking that cheap UV filters on your lenses are necessarily a good thing.

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