Fuji 64Tungsten + Nikon O56 Filter in Daylight?

PGraham3

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Fuji 64Tungsten + Nikon O56 Filter in Daylight? Results?

Howdy, APUG, I’ve read that I can simply use an Orange 85B filter for regular color effects when using Tungsten film in daylight. However, don’t have one of these, and considering trying out my Nikon 056 filter, or even Nikon Y48 filter.
Would anyone know the general results of using such filters with Tungsten film in daylight?

Thanks, APUG!
-Paul
 

John Koehrer

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An 85B converts tungsten 3400k film to daylight.
3200k film needs 85B+81A
This from one of them there pocket reference book thingies
 

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The other thing you need to be aware of is you are going to loose a stop or two of speed.

If you are using a light meter you need to factor this in

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You can use an Orange 85B filter for daylight photography or better yet use the film for night photography and enjoy what that film can do. For exposures use a tripod and this Jiffy Exposure Calculator.
http://f-sunny.com/night-exposures-in-a-jiffy/
 
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