maxie0511

Hi all Thanks for all your help and advice, just about managed to get it all finished for Thursday night. If anyone reading this in the future is a similar situation.... ! Eventually settled for Medium Blue (132) after a trial between that and Just Blue (079), medium blue offered the best transmission levels for the building. End result looked very good (see photo links). https://ibb.co/6rhJKLJ https://ibb.co/MDKJsf4 Now onto the next buildings! Thanks again I cheat and use cheap RGB 10W floods. Usually not quite full level blue for wings and red for the corridor that opens onto wing. The bigger benefit is when an elderly player says they cant see I have some instant adjustment I can play with.

Thanks for your swift reply Bryson! Looking on the LEE website, I think 197 may not be quite blue enough unfortunately. Where do I get technical data about the filters such as the transmission value? As that may help narrow down the potential options so as not to loose too much light. The filter will only be used for a few weeks to a month so its not too much of an issue if the gel ages quicker than would do usually. Thanks Max Cool, thanks for the guidance. So you would recommend 119 as being a good potential bet? Thanks Max

Hi all I'll begin with a little background to my situation. A client wants to colour the LED floodlights which illuminate the school mansion buildings at night. We have previously done this in green for mitochondria awareness (or something...) week a while ago. We are now trying to do the same in 'NHS' coloured blue as a sign of support for the NHS in this difficult period. When we did it with green, we just used Primary Green (LEE 139) filter held in some boxes which sat over the top of the floodlights. My question is, we have tried some existing blue filter we had in the theatre but the power of the floodlights is just washing the colour out. (I don't know what LEE filter it was but looks like 'Daylight Blue 165 or even lighter) Does anyone recommend a particular LEE filter which would be suitable for this. Also should I look at some colour correction filter as well to 'warm up' the cool white LED floods? The LED floods are around 200w, set pointing up at the building (built from Bath Stone). The floodlights are between 5 and 20m from the building. Kind Regards Max