Oh holy cow – my man iSquint posted an article about Lee’s new range of Sodium Effect filters that were released recently.  This line of filters is excellent – if you ask “why on EARTH would I want a set of 3200 degree filters?” then you’ve never had to deal with daylight before.  Way to go, Lee, and iSquint, you’re awesome!

• 642 Half Mustard Yellow - A Half Strength Sodium light effect, designed for use with
  Daylight sources.
• 643 Quarter Mustard Yellow - A Quarter Strength Sodium light effect, designed for use with Daylight sources.
• 650 Industry Sodium - Used on Tungsten to blend with Sodium light.
• 651 HI Sodium - Used on Tungsten to create a High Pressure Sodium look.
• 652 Urban Sodium - Used on Tungsten to create the orange glow associated with
  Sodium light.
• 653 LO Sodium - Used on Tungsten to create a Low Pressure Sodium look.

Lee has also developed a  new falight conversion gel that coverts daylight (5600k) to Tungsten (3200k) with a red bias.  The new gel colors is 604 Full CT Eight Five.

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