Are there color filters for this(night)? Thanks!
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It was a gift. I don't remember color filters. Just the emergency cone, that makes it look like a mini orange light saber.
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Bought this a long time ago, but have not used it much - CP filters are very "personal" - you like them or you don't - Some are warmer, some cooler, and the more expensive ones usually don't seem to change the relative color intensities like many of the cheaper ones (which can make the whole picture seem quite artificial). I'm afraid it's pretty much trial and error trying to find something that you prefer. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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No, no filter that you place on your lens will help you take photos at night. In fact, any additional glass you add to the front of your camera will block some percentage of light coming through to the sensor. This one will in fact make your images come out virtually pitch black.
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I'm not sure where the smaller black picture is, because when I click in the item I see a tall and beige color filter, which is the item I ordered and received. Hope this is a Helpful response.
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I have not used the playback on the camera but imagine it is the same -- all daytime pics come out in color on my computer -- nighttime is black and white
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A little bluish, actually, but it has some filters for color/temp correction. I just gaffer tape a sheet of 1/4 cto gel to it.Lee Filters 1/4 CTO 24x21" Gel Filter Sheet
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Not form the assorted color listing. There is a listing by color - you will need to search for that.
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No. I don't believe you can see color in ANY nebula unless you use a special filter that accounts for the various elements that are in some of the large clouds--like an oxygen filter, for instance, though I can't remember which nebula you use that one for. I think the color in all professional photography shots is ordinarily digitally manipulated.
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My suggestion would be to get the Tiffen filters. I would not suggest these as I did not get good results overall. One problem is that these are not glass. A lot of color cast. Which means you have to correct it later. Get the Tiffen filters. Or you spend a nice chunk of change on some Lee Filters which look like these filters.
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No there is not I found this picture to be slightly miss leading. This build projects red, green and blue dots and circles it doesn't have a base color light the pictures show. I use theses on a dimmer pack with my band lady night at a gig and they worked good for the price
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Yes, very much "real life like"! I believe you might have a choice (check with manufacterer) on color setting. There might be an option on "amber" and of course there is a setting for "brightness"!
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Buy only the Nikon clear filters. All the others have a yellow tint compared to Nikon brand, and they are pretty cheap... about 436 a piece on Amazon.
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I have found that blue and red filters produce a lot of color, using one flash at 8 ft. from subject with a red or blue lens will color the entire scene near monochrome. Yellow and green filters are less distinct and much of the natural color shows. Setting light with these filters to flash on background and lighting the subject in front of the background with lights that don't falling on the background I feel certain would give you color background but I have not tried that specific set up yet.
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Yes, images are quite clear and bright even in nearly total darkness. However, don't expect to see natural colors low-light conditions... at night the images are more black & white in tone.
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Hi MyAm,There's no color settings available in this model. Thanks. >joffrey
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I believe there are a few options for a background that you can use. Just go to the settings and there should be a few choices.
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Greetings. If the color filter is suitable, it will work. But it may be hard to find the right color filter. Thank you.