I just came across a possible source of filters for working with
fluorescent dyes and such - Rosco E-Colour filters. They're made for
photography and they're dirt cheap, but what I found really neat is that
there's a sampler of all 180 colours that you can buy for 3,50 Euros,
and which features transmission curves - I've often had trouble coming
by this information when digging around for cheap alternatives to
high-end filters. See attached photo.
Has anyone worked with these, by chance?
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