Rosco #80 Filter - Primary Blue - 20x24"

Name: Rosco #80 Filter - Primary Blue - 20x24"
Brand: Rosco
SKU: RO80S
Price: 11.00 USD
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Rating: 4.5 (14 reviews)

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Rosco RS8011 Overview

Rosco's premier range of filters are manufactured in a unique technology to insure the longest possible life under hot theatrical lights.

Three discrete layers are combined in a tri-extrusion process. By sealing the colored layer between two microscopically thin layers of clear film, dye migration is minimized and effective life is extended.

UPC: 096727540967

Rosco RS8011Specs

Item Type	Color: Primary Blue (#80) • Transmission: 9%
Shape	Rectangle
Filter Material	Flexible Plastic
Dimensions	W: 20 x H: 24" / W: 51 x H: 61 cm

Packaging Info

Package Weight	0.06 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	24 x 20.25 x 0.01"

Rosco RS8011 Reviews

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I have continuous 5500 K fluorescent lights for ...

I have continuous 5500 K fluorescent lights for wet plate collodion. I want to increase the color temperature to at least 6500 K. What is the color temperature on this filter?

Asked by: Richard

Technically, if you add a half CTB you'll end up at 6700K. So you might want to add a 1/8 CTO to get you to 6450 so then simply add a 1/16 CTB.

Answered by: Brandon

Date published: 2020-07-24

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Does this filter out blue light?

Asked by: Alex V.

The opposite really. This will color the light primary blue.

Answered by: Dana G.

Date published: 2018-08-27

How do you use this? How does it attach to an ...

How do you use this? How does it attach to an FJ400?

Asked by: Trisha

The Rosco Roscolux #80 Filter - Primary Blue - 20x24" Sheet can be cut to size and taped or clamped onto any reflector to add the intended color effect to a light source. Do not clip directly to a bulb as most lights are warm and over a long time may cause the filter to melt.

Answered by: Davis H

Date published: 2024-08-22