
Tiffen
Tiffen 7782C 77mm 82C Color Conversion Filter
Cool down warm daylight tones with this 77mm color conversion filter for natural, balanced images.
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Overview
Key Features
Absorbs Yellows and Reds
Cooler Than an 82B
77mm Diameter
10 Year Warranty
Specifications
Filter Size
77mm
Filter Type
82C Color Conversion
Effect
Light Balancing, Cools Color Temperature
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Corrects warm yellow-red color casts at the point of capture for more natural daylight images
- 77mm thread size fits a wide range of professional and enthusiast lenses
- Tiffen's optical glass construction maintains image sharpness and clarity
- Simple screw-on design requires no adapters or special mounting hardware
👎 Cons
- The cooling effect is fixed and cannot be dialed back without removing the filter
- Adds a slight exposure reduction that requires compensation in low-light situations
- Only available in 77mm so you need step-up rings for smaller lens threads
- Less useful for digital shooters who can adjust white balance in post-processing
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the 82C filter do to my images?
It slightly increases the color temperature by absorbing excess yellow-red light, resulting in a cooler, bluer tone. This helps correct overly warm color casts in daylight conditions.
When should I use an 82C filter instead of an 82A or 82B?
The 82C provides the strongest cooling effect in the 82 series. Use it when the warm color cast is most pronounced, such as during early morning or late afternoon golden-hour light.
Will this filter affect exposure?
Yes, like most color conversion filters, the 82C absorbs a small amount of light. You may need to compensate by approximately 2/3 of a stop depending on conditions.
Can I achieve the same effect with white balance settings?
While digital white balance can adjust color temperature, using the 82C filter applies the correction optically before it reaches the sensor, which can preserve more natural color gradation and is essential for film shooters.