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Dorr 49mm Tobacco Graduated Colour Filter

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$10.04 $14.99 In stock

Category: Accessories - Filters

The Dorr 49mm Tobacco Graduated Colour Filter is a rotating frame which allows the use of a graduated effect for any situation. The colour filter enhances warm earth tones and is great for dramatic sky scenery. Ideal for photography and video filming. This filter has a front filter mount for additional accessories which are available.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Kevin ★★★★★

The rotating frame makes it easy to align the graduation just right, and I love how it adds warmth to landscape shots without looking fake. Perfect for sunset scenes when you want a natural-looking gradient.

Elizabeth W. ★★★★★

The rotating frame makes it so easy to dial in exactly where the warm tint kicks in, and on a sunny afternoon it gave my landscape shots that rich, earthy glow I was chasing. Even at half strength the effect is noticeable without looking fake.

Eva V. ★★★★★

The graduated effect is spot-on for adding warmth to landscapes without overdoing it, and the rotating frame makes it easy to line up the dark edge exactly where the horizon sits. I’ve used it on a few sunset shots and the earth tones really pop, exactly the drama I was after.