Camera Lens Filter Walimex 17376 Multicolour

The Studio Filter Set by walimex contains 22 different foils designed for studio lighting control and creative color effects. The set includes diffuser foils for softening harsh light, color temperature changing foils to adapt lamp output, and various color filter foils that can be combined to create new hues and lighting moods. Foils are suitable for mounting in front of continuous light sources such as fluorescent lamps to achieve even, controllable illumination.

Advantages

The set provides a wide range of practical lighting options in one kit, including diffusers for softer light, precise color temperature adjustment foils, and multiple color gels for creative effects. Foils can be combined to produce intermediate colors and varied moods. Lightweight and easy to mount, the foils allow flexible adaptation of studio lights without changing fixtures.

Suitable for

• Portrait and product studio lighting
• Adjusting color temperature of continuous lights
• Creating colored lighting effects and accents
• Softening harsh fluorescent or LED sources

Key specifications

• Set count: 22 foils
• Includes: 2 diffuser foils (Transparence Frost No. 3)
• Color temperature foils: Wratten 82B, 82C, 85B, 85C
• Materials: thin flexible filter foils suitable for mounting on continuous light sources
• Compatibility: designed for use with studio continuous lights (e.g., fluorescent, LED fixtures)

How to use

Place the desired foil directly in front of the light source or fix it to a suitable holder or frame. Use the diffuser foils (Transparence Frost No. 3) to soften and even out the light. Apply the color temperature foils to shift lamp output toward warmer or cooler tones as needed. Combine color filter foils by layering them in front of the lamp to create mixed colors and custom effects. Ensure foils are mounted at a safe distance from heat-producing sources and secured to prevent movement during use.

Usage recommendations

For predictable results, test foil combinations and color temperature changes on a white reference surface or with a gray card and adjust camera white balance accordingly. Avoid placing foils against high-temperature sources without appropriate diffusion or heat protection.