
Nikon Filters
Type
Filter
designa
tion
Filter factor
Screw-in type (mm)
Drop-in
type
(Series IX)
Bayonet-
mount
type
Daylight
Tungsten
light
39 52
62 72 77 82 95
122 160
For Both Color and
Black-and-WhIte Film
Skylight
L1BC
1 • •
• •
•
Ultraviolet
L37C
1 • •
*
For Black-and-White
Film
Ultraviolet
L39
1
•
•
Yellow
Ught Y44
1.5 (1/2)
1 •
•
Medium
Y48 1.7 (2/3) 1.2 (1/3)
• •
•
•
• •
• •
Deep Y52 2(1) 1.4 (1/2)
•
•
•
Orange
056 3.5 (1-5/6)
2(1)
• •
• •
• •
•
•
Red
R60 8(3)
5 (2-1/3)
• •
• • •
• • •
Green
Light
xo
2(1)
1.7 (2/3)
•
Deep XI 5 (2-1/3)
3.5 (1-5/6)
•
For Both Color and
Black-and-WhIte Film
Soft filters
No. 1
1
• • •
No. 2
1 • • •
Circular Polarizing
C-PL 2~4 (1-2)
• •
Neutral Density
ND2X 2(1)
ä
ND4X 4(2)
• •
•
ND8X 8(3)
• •
ND400X
400 (8.6)
•
For Color Film
Amber
Ughi
A2 1.2 (1/3)
•
• • • •
Deep
A12 2(1)
•
•
•
Blue
Ughi
B2
1.2 (1/3)
•
•
• • •
Medium
B8 1.6 (2/3)
•
•
Deep B12
2.2 (1-1/6) •
•
•
( ) indicates increase in f/stop.
*For lens protection the L37C is recommended.
»Do not use more than one filter at a time, a vignetting may
occur. Be especially careful when using filters together with
short focal-length lenses.
•When shooting a backlit subject or if there is a bright source
in the frame, a ghost image is likely to result when using a
filter. In this case, remove filter.
•When using a filter requiring exposure compensation such
as the 056, R60, ND filter, etc., Matrix Meter performance is
altered by the filter's affect on contrast; to get correct expo
sure, use Center-Weighted metering.
•When using R60 under tungsten light, inaease the exposure
value by one f/stop more than that indicated by the exposure
meter.
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