Rosco Cinegel Sun 1/8 CTO, 20x24 Color Correction Lighting Filter
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I'm not sure about heat tolerance because I'm using it with LED lamps. But, because it's a thin plastic sheet, I'm guessing it won't hold up well to heat.
Yes, one large sheet of filter plastic was all that was required. The ships began to move.
I only use it with a low-heat led light because it is unknown to me.
It is a sheet of very thin plastic that is attached to a film / video light fixture with wooden clothes pins to the fixture's barndoors, just like a sheet of paper.
Selected User Reviews For Rosco Cinegel Sun 1/8 CTO, 20x24 Color Correction Lighting Filter
the ideal solution I do a lot of custom built-ins and use LED for accent and task lighting, and this film allows me to adjust the color temperature of the various units to match or suit the client. It's a great tool to have in your toolbox.
Perfect for "warming up" the color of LED puck lights that were too blue to blend in with the rest of my home's lighting. I made disks out of film and taped them together with transparent tape. To achieve a perfect match, I had to use two layers, but it worked out beautifully.
(In my head, that sounded better. ) It was exactly what I needed to make our Cineo HS and LS lights a little warmer to match our Moles, Arris, and Source 4s. To be clear, the Cineos are deadly accurate in their matching, and all of the tungsten lights are a variety of colors, very close to each other but unfortunately individually unique. They're all warmer than the Cineos, and I'd been putting up with it for a while before finally doing something about it. Because we have two HS and two 2K Moles as our main players, it's pretty obvious when they don't quite match. 1/4 was a little warm, and 1/8 was a little cool, but they were both close to the right temperature.
It does its job, but my sheet had a lot of deep gnarly creases, so I docked a star.
It did the job, but I should have gone with a darker color, like 1/4 or higher.
I tried to lower the temperature of a 6000k light to 4500k with this, but it didn't quite work. I had to double it, which is fine, but I should have gotten the denser one instead.