picked up some minus green filters from boaz

Just received a package of filters from Boaz, the d-c-fix guru, looking forward to experimenting. I have a couple olights, and an armytek warm tiara pro that will benefit from a minus green filter. These are filters, as opposed to a self adhesive film like d-c-fix, so i'm not completely sure how i will attach them yet. Green tints bug me though, so i don't mind getting creative in order to have a nicer tint.

Here's what he offers:


>>>> NEW <<<<<
I'm now offering 3x6 sheets of some of the more common Lee filters

#F1 - 1/8 Minus Green filter ... to reduce green tint.
#F2 - 1/4 Minus Green filter ..
#F3 - 1/2 Minus Green.
#F4 - LEE FILTERS 205 SHEET 1/2 C.T. ORANGE CONVERTS 6500K TO 3800K
#F5 - Colored filters- Red, Green, Blue .... #5A -RED filter - #5B-Green filter - #5C -Blue
#F6 - Zircon Minus Green --> Zircon sheets take high temperature better than regular Lee filters
#F7 - Zircon Minus Green Stronger ...


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Those will work great. The orange 1/2 CT will cut blue light out, and warm it to tungsten. You should get some diffusing gels, and try them. They work great to soften your beam

RedLED said:

Those will work great. The orange 1/2 CT will cut blue light out, and warm it to tungsten. You should get some diffusing gels, and try them. They work great to soften your beam

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yeah i really like the results i'm getting playing around with these. Looks like i'm going to have to pop the lens off a couple of my olights to fit these behind the lens. Are the gels similar but more flexible?


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jrgold said:

yeah i really like the results i'm getting playing around with these. Looks like i'm going to have to pop the lens off a couple of my olights to fit these behind the lens. Are the gels similar but more flexible?


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They are the same as your color correction gels but diffuse, there are some called silks with a texture. Get a sample book from Lee or Rosco.

jrgold,
I don't know whether you have come across this thread. Some good info:

http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?320811-Changing-LED-Tint-With-Filters

novice said:

jrgold,
I don't know whether you have come across this thread. Some good info:

http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?320811-Changing-LED-Tint-With-Filters

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thank you, that was a very informative read


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