These Pro Gel Variety Filter Pack - 12x12" (30x30cm)are consistently accurate, premium quality filters, made specifically for theatrical, motion picture, television and still photographic applications.

This handy variety pack provides you with 12 of the most commonly used filters. The pack contains twelve 12" x 12" (30 x 30cm) filters.

12 Common Filters

Color dyes are selected for their resistance to high temperatures and dissolved in special fire retardant lacquers.

The dyed lacquer is then applied to extraordinary clear, dimensionally stable, polymeric film.

Color control and consistency are maintained by a computerized spectrometer capable of correcting color application to within 0.0004 grams per square meter (~10.75 sq ft).

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would I be able to use these gels with my Genaray SpectroLED-14 Light?

A: Yes but you will see color distortions that you would not see on tungsten lighting. LEDs have irregular spectral patterns, which means that when you filter out certain colors weird and unintended things can happen. It's very common, for example, for things to get super green.I wouldn't recommend it.

Q: 2. Would these melt from a 150w light bulb

A: It depends. If used with prudence, caution, and consideration and the gel is not placed directly on the bulb, but instead is placed a slight distance from the bulb, you should not have issues with melting. The Rosco Cinegels would be recommended for higher temperature light source usage, but the above should work for your needs if not placed directly on the light source.

Q: 3. Any chance that these could be used for temporary exterior lighting effects?

A: I would say so.. They are thick and any of the light that comes through become the color of the film, and just as the product says vividly .

Q: 4. Would these fit the Godox 1000w LED panels?

A: No, you will need 20x24" filters. Click the link below to view; https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/accessories/Color-Gel-Filters-for-the-Godox-LED1000W/1341993-REG-47508?from=detail

Q: 5. I have 5600k lights - which Gel would I add to this to make ~4100k Moonlight? Or 3200k?

A: Moonlight is more like 10,000K. You'd add full CT blue to raise the color temperature. For 3,200K, you'd add full CT orange.

Q: 6. Would these work with the aputure 120d ii gel holder ?

A: No, you would need to get larger gel filter kit like 10x12 or 12x12

Q: 7. How do these hold up compared to brands like LEE or ROSCO?

A: These are all very similar gels that will hold up to heat.

Q: 8. Are these compatible with GVM 560AS?

A: Yes, the Pro Gel Vivid Colors Filter Pack 12 x 12" (30.5 x 30.5 cm) are compatible with the GVM 560AS Bi-Color LED Light Panel (2-Light Kit).

Q: 9. Will these work with Aperture Al-M9 Lights

A: Yes.

Q: 10. Can these be used with continuous lighting? I have a couple Amaran 200d lights.

A: The MagMod Correction Dome Gels were not meant to be used with continues lights.