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BLUE (80A) Ref. 020 To be used with Film camera using daylight color film, or Digital camera under “automatic” mode. Color conversion filter to allow shooting under artificial light source. 80A increases the color temperature from 3200°K to 5500°K, to allow shooting under tungsten light.
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BLUE (80B) Ref. 021 To be used with Film camera using daylight color film, or Digital camera under “automatic” mode. Color conversion filter to allow shooting under artificial light source. 80B increases the color temperature from 3400°K to 5500°K, to allow shooting with photoflood lamps.
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BLUE (80C) Ref. 022 To be used with Film camera using daylight color film, or Digital camera under “automatic” mode. Color conversion filter to allow shooting under artificial light source. 80B increases the color temperature from 3800°K to 5500°K, to allow shooting with clear flash bulbs.
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BLUE (82A) Ref. 023 To be used with Film camera using daylight color film, or Digital camera under “automatic” mode. Color correction filter which increases the color temperature (makes it more blue) from 3000°K to 3200°K to reduce the red-yellow cast of early morning or late afternoon.
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BLUE (82B) Ref. 024 To be used with Film camera using daylight color film, or Digital camera under “automatic” mode. Same purpose of use as filter 82A, but with stronger effect (reduces more the red-yellow cast at sunrise or sunset). 82B increases the color temperature from 2900°K to 3200°K.
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BLUE (82C) Ref. 025 To be used with Film camera using daylight color film, or Digital camera under “automatic” mode. Stronger effect of the 82 Series cooling filters (almost eliminates the red-yellow cast at sunrise or sunset). 82C increases the color temperature from 2800°K to 3200°K. These 3 filters 023/024/025 can also be combined one with each other.
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