Normally used only in monochrome applications, LP550 filters block UV and shorter visible light wavelengths and pass orange, red and near-IR light. To block longer wavelengths including infrared, wavelengths that your camera might be sensitive to, see our BP595 Bandpass filter option.
Used with a monochrome camera to provide increased contrast and resolution, LP530 filters block blue-green and UV light and pass longer wavelengths. To block longer wavelengths, including the near-infrared, please see our BP595 Bandpass filter.
Used with black-and-white cameras to aid in increasing contrast and resolution, LP515 filters block blue and UV wavelengths and pass all other visible and near infrared light. To block longer wavelengths – including infrared light – see the BP535 bandpass filter. Longer wavelengths can have adverse affects when trying to separate subject matter.
Typically used with a monochrome camera, LP500 filters block UV and virtually all blue light while passing longer visible and near-IR wavelengths. To block longer wavelengths, including the near infrared, see our BP525 filter. Transmitting longer wavelengths can result in washed-out, low contrast images. This material may also be used to block stray light emitted … Continued
A LP470 filter passes most visible and near-IR wavelengths of light. Used with monochrome cameras to aid in increasing contrast and resolution by blocking UV and shorter deep blue wavelengths. To achieve a similar effect while also blocking longer wavelengths including the near infrared, see our BP505 filter transmitting longer wavelengths often leads to decreased … Continued
