I shoot a lot under various fluorescent lights and find that the FL-D
filters work well for most daylight films, print or slide. These filters
are not cheap, but do balance the colors well. One tip is to keep any
direct light sources out of the pictures as they will often turn a
pinkish/purple when the filter is being used.
There is a great variation in fluorescent lightning by the way, not all
fluorescent lights pose problems.
Some print films are supposed to be less influenced by fluorescent
lighting, but I have not tried any of these as I shoot mostly slide
film.
Jim Couch
Henrik Dahl wrote:
> >
> >Isn't there a lot of artificial lighting in a mall?
> >
> >Chris
>
> Yes, I was wondering that too. Unusually nice colours for being - I
> guess - mostly flourescent light. I often use Fuji 200 or 400 Press
> negative, but often get the green tone when in flourescent. I saw
> somewhere a "day-filter." Anybody tried that?
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