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Color filters for B&W film photography
#1
If you could only have three filters, what would they be?

- yellow #8

- red

- what else

- others...
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#2
polarizer
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#3
Racer X wrote:
polarizer

I'm interested in filters that control contrast. A polarizer is useful, as are neutral density filters.
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#4
Red.
Split N-D.
Polarizer.
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#5
Yellow #15
Red #25
UV/Haze
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#6
I understand that UV/Haze, polarizing, N-D filters, etc. are important and useful.

What three COLOR filters used for contrast control would you want?
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#7
Indoor/Outdoor? what size? screw on/snap on or gel kit? types of shots generally involved? location?

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#8
dark green to lighten foliage if yu shoot landscape
orange to darken water if you shoot around bodies of water
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#9
I second the green filters, but they come in gradations, too, although I can't remember what they are at the moment.

unrelated note: I have a boatload of old Wratten gels that I'll probably never use but they are way cool. Smile
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#10
My 3 that I used to carry
Yellow
Red
Green

To lazy to pull out the bag to get the numbers,
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