Re: Filter question....

[Richard Butler <rbutler@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Unless it's a very unusual filter, whether it's a #25 or #29 red (red or 
deep/dark red), it should work very well with both IR and B&W films.  If 
it's close to a #29 red, a blue sky will be virtually black.

Richard Butler

George Curtis wrote:
> 
> Hey gang,
> 
> I located a "MInolta R59" filter for my Yashica-Mat.  Its red, but I don't
> know if it is close to a 25a red.  Any one know if it will work for IR or B&W?
> 
> George Curtis
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