Uh, I think maybe a puppy treat is in order. :-(
> -----Original Message----- > From: Pat Curran [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Saturday, August 28, 2004 4:19 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Pentax Filters > > > Hi All, > My dog and myself have been trawling the Net today > trying to track > down the wratten numbers for Pentax's 'Morning & Evening' and 'Cloudy' > filters. > > It turns out that the 'Cloudy' is in fact an 81A light balancing > (as opposed > to light conversion) filter which decreases the colour > temperature slightly > to give warmer tones. > > The 'Morning & Evening' filter is said to be an 85A. The 85s are, however, > colour conversion filters which lower the temperature in big chunks. I > suspect this is an error as my 'Morning & Evening' has a blue cast - I > suspect it's the direct opposite to the 'Cloudy' (81A), which is the 82A. > > Strange that I found no reference to any of the other filters > listed in the > two "helpful" replies to my initial post on this subject - my dog > told that > these were cruel jokes played on me by some bad apples on PDML, > but I stood > up for you guys and tonight my dog went to bed with no dinner. So there, > that will teach him to mistrust PDML posts. > > Pat >
