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Wratten #90 Filter Equivalent???

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Tina

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Jul 27, 2000, 3:00:00 AM7/27/00
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I've been searching hi and low for info on Wratten #90 filter or an
equilalent filter..with not much luck...It's mentioned in Ansel Adams series
book #2 The Negative...I've been to Kodak site, internet search, but I would
like to know where to get one or a simalar one for my use...anyone out their
that can help me?? Thanks...for the input...

Tina

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John Emmons

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Have you tried simply calling a camera dealer? That's where I've
bought them over the years.

John Emmons

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Tina

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Yes I've been to one dealer so I guess I'll call some more...so is their an
equivalent one out their or do I have to buy Kodak Brand only for this
filter???

Tina


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John Emmons

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Jul 28, 2000, 3:00:00 AM7/28/00
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You might try contacting Bogen, Lee, and or Roscoe. They all make gel
filters, I don't know offhand if they make exact wratten replacements.
If you're trying to use this for a black and white preview filter you
might try Calumet, they make a very nice one. For that matter Calumet
markets their own brand of gel filter, or at least they used to.

John Emmons

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Tina

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I just found out about Calumet from an instructor at school so I'll give
them a call..I want the filter to preview before shooting...thanks for the
help John..:-)

Tina


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David Littlewood

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In article <rhVf5.5756$gU5.1...@news-east.usenetserver.com>, Tina
<cho...@cavtel.net> writes

>I've been searching hi and low for info on Wratten #90 filter or an
>equilalent filter..with not much luck...It's mentioned in Ansel Adams series
>book #2 The Negative...I've been to Kodak site, internet search, but I would
>like to know where to get one or a simalar one for my use...anyone out their
>that can help me?? Thanks...for the input...
>
>Tina
>
>cho...@cavtel.net
>
Tina,

(1) A couple of years ago Silverprint in London had the Wratten 90 in
their catalogue for UKP 14.69 inclusive of VAT. I have no more recent
catalogue, but Silverprint are a dedicated b&w supplier who have
recommended their use for years, so it's worth a try. Phone
44-20-7620-0844; fax 44-20-7620-0129.

(2) You might also try Lee Filters and Hi-Tech Filters, both UK firms
who make 100mm square polyester filters in a wide range of shades.
Sorry, no contact details but a web search should find them.

Let us know if you find some, others might be interested.

--
David Littlewood
London
Energy Consultant and Photographer

Tina

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I called Calumet and ordered their equivalent one with the holder box thingy
(Idon't have a picture of it) but they DID have One #90 Wratten filter left
in their inventory $15.00 (filter only) and their price for theirs was
$24.95 plus shipping I think (I didn't ask about shipping charges I just
ordered it ..period ) and they were 2 weeks backordered on this particular
item... their web site is http://www.calumetphoto.com (1-800-225-8638) you
can order online too so if anyone wants one...go here...I'm a happy
camper...;-)

Tina
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