Equivalent to CC22.5 Magenta, the Rosco #3309 Tough 3/4 Minusgreen Roll reduces green from light sources such as fluorescents while transmitting 65% of the fixture's light output.

Color Balancing Filter    Reduces Green from Light Output

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does my laptop has to be UHS II compatible to enjoy the max transfer speed via SD card slot?

A: The answer is yes. You need a computer with a reader that has two rows of connectors in order to take advantage of the full speed of a UHS-II card.

Q: 2. Is this a good option for the Sony a7iii? Is there a card that is best for it?

A: Yes, this is an excellent card for the A7III. :)

Q: 3. which card do i need for a Fujifilm XT4?

A: This card would work for the Fujifilm X-T4. It can take any UHS-II or UHS-I SD card. If you're doing video I recommend the faster UHS-II SDXC cards.

Q: 4. is this memory card work with A7ii?

A: Hi, that card will work with the A7 II, but only at UHS-I speed, not UHS-II speed.

Q: 5. What is the difference between the SF-G and the SF-M Sony Tough Series Cards?

A: The main differences between the Sony SF-G and SF-M memory card series would be the Tough-G (SF-G) cards would be the faster of the two models, but they are available in smaller sizes. The SF-G cards are available in 32GB, 64GB, and 128GB, whereas the SF-M cards are availabe in 64GB, 128GB, and 256GB sizes. The SF-G cards have a maximum read speed of 300 MB/sec, a maximum write speed of 299 MB/sec for still images, and a continuous (sustained) minimum write speed of 90 MB/sec for video usage needs, along with a V90 video speed class. It is recommended for use with up to 8K video recording. The SF-M cards are slightly slower with a maximum read speed of 277 MB/sec, a maximum write speed of 150 MB/sec for still images, and a continuous (sustained) minimum write speed of 60 MB/sec for video recording, with a V60 video speed class. It is recommended for use with up to 4K video recording.

Q: 6. The CARD says its write speeds are 299 Mb/s, but the verbiage in the description says "up to 200Mb/s". Which is correct?!?

A: Correct max speeds are the ones shown on the card.

Q: 7. does it have international warranty'?

A: The Sony 64GB SF-G Tough Series UHS-II SDXC Memory Card includes a Sony USA only warranty.

Q: 8. Will the v60 Tough SF-M work on the Canon C70 in all recording formats? The highest recording format on the C70 is XF-AVC 10 Bit Intra-frame which records at 410Mbps (or 51.25 megabytes per second). So in theory, getting V90 cards are not necessary correct?

A: Best with such a good camera like that is to get v90 cards not v60. These are best for your use, https://bhpho.to/3vueHPw

Q: 9. Is this card good for the Sony FX3 and recording in 4K 120FPS?

A: Sony 128GB SF-G TOUGH Series UHS-II SDXC Memory Card BH #SOSFG128TT1 is good for the Sony FX3 and recording in 4K 120FPS.

Q: 10. How do these compare to the cfexpress cards using the Sony fx3? Since the price is significantly different?

A: For general recording in 4K up to 120p, you will have to use at a minimum V60-rated SD cards. Slow motion with the XAVC S-I 4K setting at 60p will demand a V90 SD card, while S&Q 120p XAVC S-I 4K will require a CFexpress Type A.