Filters

Ghidorah · 12-02-2003, 5:45 AM

Hello,
Has any one got their CCR40R filters for the HS10 yet.
As I went into my local camera shop and he said that the hoyrex 065 85 filter is the same. It looks a lot darker than the one supplied with the PJ. Can anyone tell me if it is the same or put a picture of the CCR40R on the forum?

Thanks

JohnS · 12-02-2003, 5:14 PM

Its a red as opposed to a magenta and YES it does improve things after calibrating.

Ghidorah · 14-02-2003, 4:09 AM

Hello John
Have you got a pic of it as I cant tell if mine will be allright.
I was given a ring to put it in but i will have to cut it down and try to stick it in, but if it is wrong then it will go back.

Thanks for the reply

Ghidorah

JohnS · 14-02-2003, 12:02 PM

No pic I'm afraid but its a 67mm ring with a fine thread and it just screws into the front of the lens opening.

14-02-2003, 9:27 PM

You can see elsewhere on this forum where to get the filter from. It's a place called SRB who do filters. The price is £18.

The filter is CC40R (red) on a 67mm thread (standard fitting) as opposed to the supplied cinema filter which I believe is a CC20M (magenta). The numbers refer to the intensity of colour of the filter so a CC20M is a lighter shade of magenta than a CC40M and so forth.

It makes the picture better as long as you calibrate the unit afterwards because it makes everything look pink.

John

14-02-2003, 9:27 PM	#5
John_N Guest Posts: n/a	You can see elsewhere on this forum where to get the filter from. It's a place called SRB who do filters. The price is £18. The filter is CC40R (red) on a 67mm thread (standard fitting) as opposed to the supplied cinema filter which I believe is a CC20M (magenta). The numbers refer to the intensity of colour of the filter so a CC20M is a lighter shade of magenta than a CC40M and so forth. It makes the picture better as long as you calibrate the unit afterwards because it makes everything look pink. John
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