Just started carrying almost all of Lee filters color correction filters in the tougher Zircon material .
Four minus green Zircon filters
& now → Five Amber Zircon filters that are used to lower temperatures/ kelvin and turn cooler tints into neutral or warmer colors.
Winners can choose 6 samples of everything I have in inventory.
It’s a fun and easy way to craft your favorite flashlights beam .
Giveaway is simple .
All you have to do is #1 - Name a couple lights you own that you’d like a warmer tint on or get rid of a green tint .
You can also say —> I’m in or help !!!’
Giveaway ends July 4th
People who post that they wish not to be included in this GAW are unnecessarily messing with the random org picking of the winner . They are also obnoxious offensive ugly and should be seriously beaten .
One of the first two or three lights I bought after discovering BLF. Great light for it’s time I guess & has been as reliable as an anvil. Needs serious help in the blue/green arenas.
I’m in; I’d have so many lights among friends that I’d like to learn better how to use film. I’d likely start with some XHP50.2 & 70.2 lights in the collection that are my daily go-tos.
I’ve got some cold LED’s I’d much rather weren’t so blue: SFT40 in a Convoy Z1, XHP70 in a Klarus G20L, 3V XHP50 in a Convoy S2+… Plus it would be interesting to see if the green hue of an LH351D could be improved (not that it really bothers me that much.)
The LH351D is an easy emitter to fix . Maybe because it’s a hi cri and when you straighten up the green issue they look great .
Same with the sst20 4000k hi cri . When you deal with the green I think they are great little throwy hi cri emitters . Easy fix .
My Convoy S21A SST40 was really bad and it took a 1/2 minus green Z-4 filter to fix it .
Olight Warrior 2 mini. It has a wonderful construction and the magnetic charging is kind of nice. We won’t need to go into the battery… But that emitter is a true deal breaker for me when my daily rotation contains 519a lights. Other than that, the TS11 having a better CRI would be interesting and it seems like that dream could possibly come true!