LEE Filters Quick Location Pack - 24 Sheets (10 x 12")

These gels can be used on an Aputure C120D II. While LED lights produce much less height, it is always a good idea to attach the gels with a bit of air space between them and the light.

The gels included with this kit are the following, which can also be seen to the right of the product overview:Congo Blue (#181)2 x Half C.T. Blue (# 202)2 x Full C.T. Blue (# 201)JAS Green (# 738)2 x Half C.T. Orange (# 205)2 x Full C.T. Orange (# 204)Primary Red (# 106)2 x White Diffusion (# 216)2 x Half White Diffusion (# 250)Cosmetic Rouge (# 187)Cosmetic Highlight (# 188)2 x Neutral Density 0.6 (# 210)Scrim (# 270)Black Foil (#280)Durham Daylight Frost (# 720)Soft Amber Key 2 (# 775)Moroccan Frost (# 791)

It would be best to clip the gels to the barndoor leaves in order to allow for more air space.

You can but not attaching right near the bulb.

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No, the LEE Filters Quick Location Pack - 24 Sheets (10 x 12") listed above are not fireproof. According to LEE Filters, they state that their standard gels are "heat resistant" to 180° degrees Centigrade (356° Fahrenheit). The filters should be used at a slight distance from halogen, tungsten, and some high-intensity LED lamps, but may eventually melt and will require occasional replacement.

The easiest way of attaching these Lee Filters to a Broncolor reflector is with the C-47 Production Clips (Matte Black, 24-Pack), BH #C41C47, leaving airspace between the two. https://bhpho.to/3rpGmBj

These gels are small sheets, slightly smaller than a sheet of office paper. They are not intended for large and powerful lights, which require a roll of gel rather than a sheet. These are best used on lights with a suitably small lens/aperture, such as a small LED panel or a fresnel like the Arri 650 or lower. If you are using hot lights, keep them a few inches away or the heat will melt them. They are fantastic for coloring smaller LED lights.