wow, thats an awesome mod, no had not seen it, thanks!
Flickr changed their rules (no suprise)
I had to delete photos in excess of 1000, or pay for an account
I chose to delete the excess, and got a new account… at imgur
if there is an image you need, googling the text in the post can find it with google image views (they store their own copies)
let me know if you need help finding something
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I dont know the answer to your question, this is the Lee Filters I have bought
https://shop.leefiltersusa.com/Swatch-Book-Designers-Edition-SWB.htm
but, Lee Filters are mostly just a novelty item for me, I dont take them too seriously, since on brighter lights, they deform… if I was serious, I would use their Zircon line that is heat resistant:
The 802 Zircon Minus Green reduces lumens by 25, that would be closest to the 1/2 minus Green, that reduces by 28
Lee 248 Half minus green: 71.5%
Zircon 802: 75%
Zircon 803: 79.9% (this is the filter I like for 219c LEDs)
Lee 249 -Quarter minus green : 81.5%
Zircon 804: 83.6%
Zircon 805: 86.6%
Lee 279 -Eighth minus green : 87.2%
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I dont like N219c because the tint is above the BBL, imo Lee filters help there, but they lower the brightness as much as a swap to N219b…
Im starting to hear, and see some nice photos, of other options, like the 5000k samsung in the S1 Mini mod you linked…
pics are links to maukkas measurements
That LH351D is a huge improvement in R9 CRI (Red Bar)
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”:Samsung LH351D color testing
compared to the stock Low CRI XM-L in the S1 Mini Cool White:
the LH351D also has higher R9 CRI than the stock XP-G3 LED in the S1 Mini High CRI:
that XP-G3 LED has very green tint, and the R9 values are similar to a Zebra High CRI
for reference here is an N219b 4000k 9050
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here is another LED I have not tried yet, the SST-20… it looks pretty good
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what lights and LEDs are you thinking of using the Lee Filters for?