This 3 x 3" LEE Filters 85B Amber & ND Filter 3x3 1-Stopcombines an 85B with a 1-stop neutral density filter. Using tungsten film in daylight will produce a bluish cast in the photograph. The 85 series will produce natural colors when shooting with tungsten film outdoors. A #85 filter will decrease the color temperature from 5500K to 3400K and produce slightly cooler results than an 85B.

Lee resin filters are made from lightweight, optical polymeric materials.

0.3 Optical Density    Polyester Construction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will the Big Stopper fit with the metal case?

A: No, it doesn't fit with the metal case. But I store the Big Stopper in one of the dividers, among other Lee filters, and they are all well protected.

Q: 2. 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.

Q: 3. Can this filter be used on a regular speedlight or is it only for strobes?

A: Sure! These high-quality acetate sheets can easily be cut down to fit any size required. You can simply rubberband a piece around the head of your speedlight or cut it for use inside a fitted plastic diffuser. Easy-peasy!

Q: 4. would this work on aputure 120d ii? would it melt away or will stay fine

A: These gels can be used on an Aputure C120D II. While LED lights produce much less height, it is always a good idea to attach the gels with a bit of air space between them and the light.

Q: 5. Will this fit all of LEE 100x filters plus the grads?

A: The LEE Filters Field Pouch for Ten 100 x 150mm Filters (Sand) is designed to hold up to ten (10) 4x4" (100 x 100mm) square filters or up to ten (10) 4x6" (100 x 150mm) rectangular filters, whether they are standard neutral density filters, graduated neutral density filters, or any other effect square/rectangular filter(s).

Q: 6. Is this fireproof?

A: No, the LEE Filters Quick Location Pack - 24 Sheets (10 x 12") listed above are not fireproof. According to LEE Filters, they state that their standard gels are "heat resistant" to 180° degrees Centigrade (356° Fahrenheit). The filters should be used at a slight distance from halogen, tungsten, and some high-intensity LED lamps, but may eventually melt and will require occasional replacement.

Q: 7. Are the filters separated by something, or will they scratch against each other when taking a filter out or putting it back into the pouch?

A: They are separated by a soft piece of cloth, but there is a small gap at the bottom where they might. From my experience, carrying four filters as well as the mounting devices, there hasnt been any scratching.

Q: 8. Does this gels work good on 2K or 3K Watt lights?

A: Noooooo! Don't use these gels on any tungsten lights 1K and up. I made a mistake one time and it burned right through a 1K arri. :/

Q: 9. will this bag hold B+W filters that are designed to fit on lenses as attachementround filters up to 82mm?

A: Yes, I have the 105mm (round) Lee polarizer filter and it fits in the bag

Q: 10. Will this Lee 105mm ring also work with the Cokin XL series of 130mm filter holders?

A: This ring only fits the Lee SW150 Mark II filter holder.