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Re: Greenish tint.
by
Mark D'Agostino
on Jun 16, 2009 at 2:09:44 pm
Hi Dan,
If you're using HMIs add either Rosco Plusgreen or 1/2 Plusgreen to your lights. With tungstens also add either full or 1/2 blue correction to the green. I tend to use the 1/2s since my lights are small and I need all the output I can get and it works just fine.
Several years ago a long time DP who developed lighting correction charts for the ASC manual took the time to test several types of fluorescents and sent me specific corrections for each. It was an amazing gift for which I've always been grateful. His name is David Quaid. Here's what he sent. These give very accurate balances but I usually stick to what I wrote above when time is tight:
The increase/decrease refers to the incident light metering
3200K Tungsten
Cool Whites: plusgreen50,(they don't make this any more though I do still have a roll. It's basically 1/2 blue & plusgreen combined in one gel) *increase 3/4 stop
SP35:1/2blue, 1/2plusgreen, 1/4plusgreen
*decrease 1/3 stop
SPX35: same as SP35
OSRAM FO: same as SP35
SP30: plusgreen, 1/3blue,1/4plusgreen
GE Light White F96T12 LW: 85, plusgreen50, 1/2 plus,
* increase 1/2 stop
GE Metal Halide MVR250/HOR U: plusgreen50, 1/2plusgreen,
1/8plusgreen, 1/8blue
HMI:
Cool Whites: Plusgreen, 1/4 Plusgreen
*Decrease 1/4 stop
SP35: Plusgreen, 1/4CTO, 1/8CTO
*increase 1/4 stop
The alternative, considering you can't remove the fluorescents and replace with Kino tubes is to gel the fluorescents with Minusgreen gel from Rosco. (I happen to use Rosco but you could certainly use whatever brand you prefer).
I hope this helps.
Mark D'Agostino
www.synergeticproductions.com
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