The LEE Filters 279 Eighth Minus Green Filter 48x25 Rollfrom LEE Filters 279 Eighth Minus Green Filter 48x25 Rollcan be applied over a discharge lighting fixture that exhibits a green cast. This filter can help reduce the green cast from the lighting fixture's output.

Under 3200K tungsten light, the 279 Eighth Minus Green Filter exhibits a 0.07 density and transmits light at 84.6%. Under 6774K Source C light, this filter exhibits a 0.06 density and transmits light at 86.5%. It is constructed from polyester that is heat resistant to 356°F and is delivered as a 48" x 25' roll on a 1" core.

Removes Green Cast from Discharge Lights    0.07 Density for 3200K Tungsten    84.6% Light Transmission for 3200K    0.06 Density for 6774K Source C    86.5% Light Transmission for 6774K    Heat Resistant to 356°F    Polyester Construction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can the adapter rings for LEE85 system be used with the LEE Seven5 system (already expired) ?

A: Unfortunately no, the Lee Seven5 holder will not fit the 85mm adapter.

Q: 2. What's the difference between this and SKU 216RW ?

A: 216RW is the standard core size. This one has a smaller 1" core. The filter is the same density and size.

Q: 3. The standard is for a #22 filter to need a +2-stop correction. But this offering by Lee specifies a 1-stop correction only?

A: Filters have different filter factors, this filter optimizes light transmittance that allows for only a 1 stop correction.

Q: 4. What is the filter factor for this filter??? Is any adjustment in exposure required?

A: Lee says there is no filter factor for the Elements Circular Polarizer Filter (72mm). But this filter will block 1 stop of light at the maximum density setting.

Q: 5. What is the difference between the material of this and LEE Filters 400 LEELux Filter (60" x 20")?

A: The LEE Filters 216 White Diffusion Filter (60" x 25' Roll with 1" Core) and the LEE Filters 400 LEELux Filter (60" x 20' Roll on 1" Core) in use are the same.

Q: 6. Isn't this the #21 orange standard?

A: A #21 orange filter is the standard type. A #22 filter is more like a deep orange.

Q: 7. How is this installed?

A: You can use gaff tape https://bhpho.to/3353R3h.

Q: 8. What's the difference between this material and that of the Lee Filters 216 White Diffusion Filter Roll? The transmission and f-stop reduction seems to be the same.

A: No difference, it is the same material.

Q: 9. This a square circular polarizing filter. For those who bought this, how do you adjust it while using it with other filters such as graduated neutral density and still maintain the right composition with the position of the graduated filter?

A: Unfortunately with this system there is no option to rotate a polarizer independently of a grad filter. I would recommend getting the Nisi holder for 150mm filters. As far as I know, they are the only brand that has round 150mm polarizers for their system and your lee filters will fit in the slots.

Q: 10. Will this Lee filter fit in the NiSi 150mm filter holder?

A: Yes, it should fit regardless of which NiSi filter holder system you own. I have both the original filter system that came out before the newest one that has the circular polarizer built into it. As long as its a 150x150 filter, it will work.