Any tips on correcting 6400k fluros to tungsten ?

[Drcoffee]

I've got a '6400k 100w bowens unilite BW-3372 bulb' I want to correct to tungsten redheads and visa versa, with lee filters.

The '6400k 100w bowens unilite BW-3372 bulb' plus a 1/2 minus green lee filter seems to equal daylight as close as I can get it.

1) Any tips on '6400k 100w bowens unilite BW-3372 bulb' to un geled tungsten redhead?

2) Any tips on tungsten redhead to un geled '6400k 100w bowens unilite BW-3372 bulb'?

3) Do fluorescent lights always produce a green tint?

Thanks for your advice
Regards
Jon

 

[Luis Caffesse]

The '6400k 100w bowens unilite BW-3372 bulb' plus a 1/2 minus green lee filter seems to equal daylight as close as I can get it.

Well then if you throw some Full CTO on top of that you should be pretty close to balanced with your tungsten lights.

Any tips on tungsten redhead to un geled '6400k 100w bowens unilite BW-3372 bulb'?

Sounds like you would have to use some Full CTB as well as a 1/2 plus green - which would severely bring down the light output - you might want to consider an alternative light source.

 

[Drcoffee]

Cheers Luis