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Thu Jul 14, 2011 5:49 pm

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The CF20 comes with 20 color gels, I was wondering what are the colors corresponding to the number tag that's on the filter.

I purchased two of these packs a while ago, each gel has a little sticker with a number on it, I was wondering if there is any guide that would translate the number to the equivalent Rosco/Lee number or to the names you're using for the color representation. I know I could had just written directly to tech support for this info, but wanted to post here in case others wanted to know this information as well.

If this information is already on the forum, my apology, I did a best effort in terms of search for it.

Thank you,

Mike




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Thu Jul 14, 2011 5:57 pm

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The CF20 Set arrives with one of each of the following colors:

* Yellow
* Deep Amber
* Orange
* Light Rose
* Dark Pink
* Magenta
* Blue-Green
* Light Blue
* Dark Blue
* Mauve
* Bright Pink
* Pale Lavender
* Pale Green
* Primary Green
* Pale Violet
* Pale Gold
* Chocolate
* Dark Steel Blue
* Light Red
* Cosmetic Highlight




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Thu Jul 14, 2011 6:17 pm

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Chico wrote:
The CF20 Set arrives with one of each of the following colors:

* Yellow
* Deep Amber
* Orange
* Light Rose
* Dark Pink
* Magenta
* Blue-Green
* Light Blue
* Dark Blue
* Mauve
* Bright Pink
* Pale Lavender
* Pale Green
* Primary Green
* Pale Violet
* Pale Gold
* Chocolate
* Dark Steel Blue
* Light Red
* Cosmetic Highlight


Yes I know, my question as stated is there any guide that would translate the number to the equivalent Rosco/Lee number or to the names you're using for the color representation.




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Thu Jul 14, 2011 6:18 pm

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It has been a minute since I have looked at this (and I am away from any filters right now) but I think the numbers are the same across all three brands. Please correct me if I am wrong, I will look into it more tomorrow.




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Thu Jul 14, 2011 7:02 pm

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Technical Support wrote:
It has been a minute since I have looked at this (and I am away from any filters right now) but I think the numbers are the same across all three brands. Please correct me if I am wrong, I will look into it more tomorrow.


I think you're right. I'm use to using Rosco's Roscolux color guide, found the E-Colour guide.


ref: http://www.rosco.com/us/technotes/filters/lee_equiv.cfm

I'm changing the filters in mixed lighting so I can't just eyeball a color. Thus the reason for labeling them with something a bit more meaningful than a color number.

Thanks for all your help,

Mike




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Tue Jul 19, 2011 10:31 am

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to folllow up, the Lee/ Ecolor numbers are what are on our gels.




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