Lee Filters Zircon Warm Amber 6 24"x24" Gel Filter Sheet #808S

Are you looking to enhance the warmth and color balance of your LED lighting for photography The Zircon Warm Amber 6 24"x24" Gel Filter Sheet is an essential tool for photographers and lighting designers who demand high-quality, effective, and durable solutions for color correction. Crafted by the renowned Lee Filters, this gel filter sheet is specifically engineered to correct and warm up the color temperature of various white LEDs, transforming a 3500K LED output to a more inviting 3000K. The Zircon Warm Amber 6 is not just any filter; it's a testament to Lee Filters' commitment to innovation in LED filter design, allowing you to fine-tune the inconsistencies often found in LED lighting.

This ensures consistent performance from your LEDs, providing you with reliable and predictable results in every use. Understanding the challenges of LED lighting, Lee Filters' Research and Development team has revolutionized the production of filters to extend their lifespan significantly. When used with LED lights, the Zircon Warm Amber filters maintain at least 80% of their effectiveness even after up to eight months of continuous use on LED downlighters. This longevity is a game-changer for professionals who rely on dependable equipment for their work. Moreover, the Zircon filters boast a heavyweight substrate, utilizing a robust 180-micron material that is over twice the thickness of standard lighting filters.

This added durability means the filters are not only longer-lasting but also easier to handle and apply, making them a versatile and user-friendly addition to your photography gear. Whether you're adjusting the ambiance of a photo shoot or looking to achieve the perfect color balance in your images, the Zircon Warm Amber 6 24"x24" Gel Filter Sheet is the professional's choice for superior color correction. Its size and quality make it suitable for a wide array of photographic applications, ensuring that your images are captured with the truest colors and the warmest tones.