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Roy G. Biv
20th of September 2009 (Sun), 08:54
I\ am| going\ to\ a\ family\ function\ today\ in\ a\ room| that\ is\ lit\ by\ tungsten,,\ Generally\ which\ do\ you\ guys\ grab\ for\ most\ of\ the\ time\ Full, |3/4, |1/2.\ 1/4\ etc..
Sorry\ about\ the\ mess, | I|have\ coffee\ in\ my\ keyboard\ from| this| morning.
Wilt
20th of September 2009 (Sun), 14:30
For weddings I usually have a 1/8 CTO simply to make electronic flash not so cold. If I want more visible warmth I use 1/4 CTO on the flash.
doidinho
20th of September 2009 (Sun), 14:37
For weddings I usually have a 1/8 CTO simply to make electronic flash not so cold. If I want more visible warmth I use 14 CTO on the flah.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but you use the 1/8 on the flash when you are using flash w/ natural light to make the flash warmer.
To the OP I would use full CTO and set my camera to tungston. Anything less than full CTO will give your flash a cool look if you wb is set to tungston.
Robert
Wilt
20th of September 2009 (Sun), 14:40
Correct me if I'm wrong, but you use the 1/8 on the flash when you are using flash w/ natural light to make the flash warmer.
To the OP I would use full CTO and set my camera to tungston. Anything less than full CTO will give your flash a cool look if you wb is set to tungston.
Robert
Yes, you're right, I didn't read the OP well enough so answered the wrong question.
Curtis N
20th of September 2009 (Sun), 16:00
Full CTO to match tungsten.
Roy G. Biv
20th of September 2009 (Sun), 16:31
Well its over.. You guys were right, 1/2 cto made everythimg cool. I shot raw so o ig deal. Thamks.
Jon Foster
20th of September 2009 (Sun), 18:03
A full CTO seems to work for me...
Jon.
Wilt
21st of September 2009 (Mon), 09:05
And the Rosco sample pack has little papers interleaved with the filters, telling you what they are for!
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