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    miguelito
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    What is the difference between an 85 filter
    and an 85B filter? I have a roll of super-8
    Vision 200T neg. film. On the box it says to
    use an 85 filter. Can I use it in a consumer super-8 camera with a built-in filter?


    Miguelito (michael)

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    mattias
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    the 85b filter (built in) is for kodachrome. i think all other stocks require one without the b. one is a little more orange than the other, but i haven't noticed any real difference...

    /matt

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    miguelito
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    Thanks Mattias.

    Miguelito (michael)

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    mattias
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    you're welvcome. i did mean the exact opposite though... ;-)

    /matt

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    Nigel
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    I would doubel check your facts. The built in filter is an A--This is because K40 is an A rated film. That is why it says "Type A" below the 40 on the box. The 7240 is a B film. This why it looks blue when you shoot it with an 85A filter. The B goes to 3200K while the 85A goes to 3400K.

    Good Luck

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  6. #6
    Nigel
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    Sorry--

    Read and Written Quickly.

    Good Luck

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  7. #7
    mattias
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    nigel, what exactly did you think i meant by "the exact opposite?" ;-)

    /matt

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