
Tiffen
Tiffen 5885 58mm 85 Color Correction Filter
★★★★★
Tiffen's 58mm 85 filter corrects tungsten-balanced film for accurate color when shooting in natural daylight.
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Overview
Key Features
High quality optical glass.
Package Dimensions: 1.778 H x 7.366 L x 8.89 W (centimeters)
Package Weight: 0.1 pounds
Country of Origin : United States
Specifications
Brand
Tiffen
Model
5885
Filter Size
58mm
Filter Type
85 Color Correction
Material
Optical Glass
Country of Origin
United States
Package Dimensions
1.778 x 7.366 x 8.89 cm
Package Weight
0.1 lbs
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Made from high-quality optical glass for reliable color accuracy and durability
- Provides precise daylight-to-tungsten correction without needing post-production color grading
- Manufactured in the United States with Tiffen's established quality control
- Standard 58mm thread fits a wide range of popular lens sizes
👎 Cons
- Only useful for tungsten-balanced film, making it unnecessary for digital photographers who can adjust white balance in-camera
- Introduces roughly a 2/3-stop light loss, requiring exposure compensation
- Single-purpose filter with no versatility beyond the specific 85 color conversion
- Film-specific accessory with a shrinking user base as film photography declines
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Tiffen 58mm 85 filter actually do?
It converts daylight (approximately 5500K) to match tungsten-balanced film stock (3200K), removing the strong blue cast that would otherwise appear when shooting tungsten film outdoors.
Can this filter be used with digital cameras?
While physically it threads onto any 58mm lens, the 85 color correction is designed for tungsten film. Digital cameras handle white balance electronically, so the filter offers limited practical benefit on digital bodies.
Does this filter reduce the amount of light entering the lens?
Yes, the 85 filter absorbs some light, resulting in roughly a 2/3-stop exposure loss that you need to compensate for in your exposure settings.
Is the filter made of glass or resin?
It is made of optical glass, which provides consistent color accuracy and resists scratching better than resin alternatives.