The LEE Filters 204 Full Color Temperature Orange Rollfrom LEE Filters 204 Full Color Temperature Orange Rollis uniform in color and has a mired shift value of +159. It can be applied over a light fixture to purposely create a warm cast over your scene. This filter is constructed from polyester that is heat resistant to 356°F and is delivered as a 24" x 25' roll on a 1" core.

This filter is useful for converting light sources with a color temperature of 6500K to 3200K. Under 3200K tungsten light, the 204 Full Color Temperature Orange Filter exhibits a 0.2 density and transmits light at 62.8%. Under 6774K Source C light, it exhibits a 0.26 density and transmits light at 55.4%.

6500K Color Temperature to 3200K    +159 Mired Shift    Can Add Warmth to a Scene    0.2 Density for 3200K Tungsten    62.8% Light Transmission for 3200K    0.26 Density for 6774K Source C    55.4% Light Transmission for 6774K    Heat Resistant to 356°F    Polyester Construction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. quiero este kit, tengo un gran angular 16-35 gm, la duda es, necesito un anillo adaptador??

A: Asi es, usted necesita este adaptador: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/87148-REG/LEE_Filters_WAR082_Adapter_Ring_82mm.html

Q: 2. I have cokin and hitech 85mm filters. Will this be to big? It looks like a superb case.

A: Hi, I have this pouch for my Lee systems and would highly recommend it for any system. If your filters are 85 x 85 you may need to dig down a little to get your filter. The zips on the side open up so you can get to the filters. it has hard inserts to protect your filter. this is a must have item if you have filters.

Q: 3. Will the Lee filter holder fit inside this pouch?

A: The filters themselves fit very well and seem very protected. The filter holder that comes with the individual filters will not fit in the pouch. I do really like the pouch and its versatility. I would highly recommend it.

Q: 4. Can you store a 95mm circular filter in this bag safely?

A: Sure !

Q: 5. In what light can I use it? Reflector? Could you advise me?

A: These gels are small sheets, slightly smaller than a sheet of office paper. They are not intended for large and powerful lights, which require a roll of gel rather than a sheet. These are best used on lights with a suitably small lens/aperture, such as a small LED panel or a fresnel like the Arri 650 or lower. If you are using hot lights, keep them a few inches away or the heat will melt them. They are fantastic for coloring smaller LED lights.

Q: 6. I want to use glass filters with this. Is the rigid enough so as not to bend and break the glass filters?

A: The filter holder is rigid enough to protect a glass filter(s) but is not as hard as a plastic, wood or metal case so enough pressure is applied the inside glass filter will be a goner. Metal is your best protection choice.

Q: 7. Can this be used to hold bags instead of gels, say a tripod bag and lightstand bag? If I just wrapped it around the bags, will the velcro reach?

A: I wouldn't use this for that. There are several layers that roll into itself, so the tripod would have to be on the tiny side. There aren't any straps or a pocket it keep a tripod secure, inside the pouch. Lastly, the integrity of the fabric doesn't seem like it would be good for that much weight. Id hold out for a affordable bag designed for a tripod.

Q: 8. The reviews are mixed between been able to fit the Lee 100mm Filter holder with the 105 accessory ring and not. Does the Lee 100mm filter holder fits inside the ouch? If it does fit, how many filters can you put inside and does the new slim 105mm polararizer fits?

A: I put all my filters in there with ring, around 6 filters, PL, 1 ring and holder!

Q: 9. Does the pouch work well with the glass filters like the big stopper & polarizers?

A: Yes, it works with 150x150 filter perfectly.

Q: 10. Will this Pouch also store the Foundation Kit?

A: I have not tried to put my foundation kit in this holder. I don't think it would work if you have the 100mm system with a polarizer ring and 9 filters.