Selens Orange Color Correction Gel 16x20 Inches 4 Pcs 1/2 CTO Colored Lighting Filter Sheet for 800W Red Head Light Strobe Flashlight Photo Studio

Specification Color: Orange Color gels Size: 40*50cm/16*20 Inch Package:4 pcs of gel sheets Function of CTO Gel Orange Color correction gel could help you balancing flash with color temperature of tungsten lighting or sunset, that way temperature of your flash matches the ambient light resulting in a natural blend. If your want to create warm feelings of the picture, the orange gel could give you a better help. Difference of 1/4 CTO, 1/2 CTO, Full CTO The 1/4 CTO gel will convert daylight light sources (5500°K) to a warmer color temperature (4500°K). Full CTO gel will convert daylight light sources all the way to 2900°K, which is very close to incandescent light bulbs. According to your different needs,they all effect being to simulate different strength of "warm sunset-quality" in whichever lights. Please Note This lighting filter may melt after absorbing overmuch energy, you should cool down your light source after 30min using the gel filter. Do not directly place the lighting gels on the face of lighting instruments.

• CTO Color Correction Gel -- Orange gel could help you balancing flash with color temperature of tungsten lighting or sunset, so that temperature of flash will matches the resulting in a natural blend.
• Contains 4 Pieces of Lighting Gels -- 16x20 Inches Large Colored Correction filter are suitable for 800w red head light and other store light.( It will be melt when higher than 800W). Note: the strobe light is not included.
• High Quality of Transmission Material --Polyester film, which is smooth, flat, steady color temperature and low loss.
• Meet your different demands -- Color gel can be cut into pieces and used in film, video, photo, stage, theater, party, and DJ lighting, etc.
• Tips for Use -- Lighting filter may melt after absorbing overmuch energy ,so please cool down your light source after 30min using the gel filter. Do not directly place the lighting gels on the face of lighting instruments.