This blue 85mm Bigblue 85mm Ambient Filter for Video Light 33-49'is used for color-balancing light from select Bigblue 85mm Ambient Filter for Video Light 33-49'video lights. This filter is for use at depths of 33-49 feet.

For Underwater Color Balancing    Fits Select Bigblue Video Lights

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. is this lightmeter should fire the flash when connected by wire?

A: How do i connect the Meeter to read the flash without cord ? I tried many times and it doesn’t work?!

Q: 2. Is the screen easy to see in low light?

A: Yes, the LCD on the Gossen Digisix 2 Ambient Light Meter is easy to see in low light.

Q: 3. is battery mounted in digisix or seperated?

A: The meter comes with the battery installed.

Q: 4. Will this work with pocket wizards?

A: It will only with PC connecting cable

Q: 5. If this light is on and power is then lost -- does it automatically come back on when power is restored?

A: No, the if the Godox CL10 LED Webcasting Ambient Light loses power it does not automatically turn back on.

Q: 6. Great lights! How do I switch these lights from the temperature adjustment setting, to the color setting and back? Thank you.

A: The third button from the left is the mode button press that and then use the arrow buttons to get you to the desired settings on the light.

Q: 7. Does this meter come with a case?

A: Yes, the Gossen DigiPro F2 flash/ambient light meter V2 comes with a protective softcase.

Q: 8. is user manual in english available?

A: The user manual that came with my Gossen Digisix 2 Light Meter is in English and German.

Q: 9. What's the difference between the Gossesn DigiPro F and the new F2?

A: The new DIGIPRO F2 has been expanded to able to display exposure values in 1/2 or 1/3 increments, and has display illumination that switches on automatically for 5 seconds after the measurement if the environment illumination is less than EV 3. It also has an extended correction value range of +/- 9.9 exposure values, which would be beneficial for those wo do long exposure with high density neutral density filters. The CINE mode has been expanded to include the required film speeds within a range of 8 to 96 fps, and compensations for shutter angles which deviate from 180° by entering a calculated correction value. The exposure value function of both exposure meters has been expanded to include simple measurement of illuminance in lx or fc for setting up film lighting. It also comes with a new neoprene case.

Q: 10. Does this light meter work in low or dim light or is the Sekonic L478DR a better option for low/dim light? Thanks!

A: I never had a Sekonic meter, the DigiPro F2 was my first light meter, and I used to meter at most time about flash metering, and the DigiPro F2 for me is very usefull.