Steve Smith
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check out the documentation on http://www.ilfordphoto.com/products/product.asp?n=12&t=Consumer+&+Professional+Films# All the information you need is there for filter compensations
There's a bit of contradiction there. In the list of filters and exposure corrections it says to add four stops for their 89B filter but further down in the text it suggests an exposure of 1/30 at f5.6 with an 89B filter in bright sun. This is six stops more assuming 1/250 f16 (sunny 16) for its un-filtered ISO 200 state.
Steve.