Enabling the use of daylight-balanced film under tungsten-lit conditions, this 127mm 80D Color Conversion Filter from Tiffen is a cooling filter used to increase the color temperature from 4200K to 5500K. The blue color of the filter has a filter factor of 1.3x, requiring an additional 0.3 stop of exposure to achieve normal results.

The filter is constructed using Tiffen's ColorCore technology, which involves lamenting the filter material between two pieces of optical glass, grounding flat to a tolerance of 1/10,000th of an inch, and mounting within an aluminum alloy ring.

Cooling Color Conversion Filter    4200K to 5500K Color Temp Increase    Balances Daylight Film in Tungsten Light    1.3x Filter Factor, +0.3 Stop    Optical Glass, ColorCore Technology    127mm Front Filter Threads    Aluminum Ring

Blue color conversion filter increases color temperature and provides a cooling effect.

Converts 4200K to 5500K for using daylight-balanced film under tungsten lighting.

Filter factor of 1.3 requires approximately 0.3 stop of additional exposure to maintain normal results.

ColorCore technology, which permanently laminates the filter material between two pieces of optical glass, maintains image clarity, accuracy, and consistency.

Aluminum filter ring is both lightweight and durable.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do you know any cheap weather sealed lenses under, say, 400USD? I want to get an 80D but Fujifilm has more affordable weather resistant lenses.

A: All Canon L-Series lenses are dust and moisture resistant, but I know of none that are in the $400 or less price range unless you can find a good deal on a used lens.

Q: 2. How to find the flash

A: You can set the settings for the flash in the menu. It will pop up based on the settings. There is also a flash button on the side.

Q: 3. takes full image via hdmi? IS pal system

A: The 80D does not have clean HDMI out.

Q: 4. Hi! I want to know if the Canon 80D has an integrated flash transmitter for Canon external flashes? Thanks in advance guys!

A: It does not have a integrated flash transmitter, it does have a built in flash that will work with external flashes that have optical triggers.

Q: 5. I have the 70D and I'm wondering if the 80D has a much better noise ratio with both low light and ISO starting at 1600 and up? The noise issue on the 70D is pretty bad.

A: Hi Raymond D, I have not had the camera long enough to be able to answer that questions directly. However, in doing research online, I did see images blown up that showed the 80D was much better in the noise department at 1600 ISO than the 70D. I'm sorry I don't remember the website, but you might be able to google a comparison between the 80D and 70D and get the website.

Q: 6. The HDR effects the camera has for STILL shooting. Are they for jpeg only or can the be used in RAW? Thanks much.

A: Multi-Shot Noise Reduction / MSNR is currently available only with JPG output

Q: 7. I know this camera has a headphone jack, but can you monitor audio levels on the LCD screen while recording video?

A: Yes you can !!

Q: 8. Can I use Canon L lenses with the Canon 80D Body?

A: All bayonet mount lenses will work as long as it does not have the old screw mount which hardly anyone has.

Q: 9. Is the 18-135 IS USM lens the new one released in March 2016?

A: Yes... the one with the Nano USM.

Q: 10. I currently own the Canon eyepiece extender, EP-EX15. Will the 80D accommodate this item?

A: Yes, the EP-EX15 is compatible with the 80D.