gelatin filters
Stephen R. Lasky, Ph.D.
Stephen_Lasky at brown.edu
Mon Nov 21 09:16:14 EST 1994
In article <ANITA.94Nov20214205 at accord.cco.caltech.edu>,
anita at accord.cco.caltech.edu (Anita Gould) wrote:
> In article <9411181801.AA06074 at fcs260c2.ncifcrf.gov> pnh at ncifcrf.gov writes:
>
> Al McGraw (mcgraw at BSCR.UGA.EDU) wrote:
>
> | I wonder if filters for regular EtBr-UV photography are available at a
> | similarly low price from a camera shop. Our camera rig has two filters
> | in it - I'm not sure what they are - but they're so old scratched and
> | smudged that image quality suffers. Any suggestions? Paul?
>
> Yes. They are Kodak Wratten Gelatin filter No. 2B and No. 23A.
>
> -Paul.
>
> I hate to tell you this: I was just in the camera shop a few days ago
> & thought I would replace our similarly scratched filters, but the
> salesperson told me that Kodak doesn't make a 23A or 22A any more. He
> seemed to know what he was talking about, & looked it up in the
> catalog as well. He wasn't able to tell me what I should use instead
> -- any ideas? I didn't want to just match the color of the filter by
> eye, since I know that different spectral band-pass properties can
> give the same visible color.
> --
>
> -Anita Gould
> anita at cco.caltech.edu
We are using a non-gelatin filter that screws onto the filter threads on
the camera lens. It is a Tiffen 40.5 mm 15 Deep Yellow filter. It's made
of glass and doesn't scratch or warp when wet . I highly recommend it. I
think that I got it from IBI or maybe it was from Fotodyne, I don't
remember anymore.
SRLasky
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