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I was responding 100% to the OP as well...if it makes a difference.

At least I learned the word "grok" from this thread! :wink:

Possibly the most important, most "Heinlein" thing you've learned today :smile:?

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When you refer to a #12 filter, it's a Wratten reference number and is just a bit deeper than a #11 which is your "standard" K2. There's a great deal of information on the filters under Kodak Wratten on Google
I believe coirehogan refers to CC50Y when talking about CC filters.
 
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