A few years ago I created these gel rolls to carry around my color correcting gels. My sister sewed them together for me. I purchase large sheets of color correcting gels in various densities, roll them up into these holders according to color temp, then slip them into my light bag. They are very handy to have when you need large sheets of color correcting gels for lights or windows. They are simple to make out of PVC pipe and colored cloth. An elastic strap hold them closed. I keep thin sheets of paper between the gels to keep them from getting scratched.
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About James Pratt
I am an Oklahoma based writer, commercial photographer, editorial photographer and adventurer based in Oklahoma City. I love telling stories about people. A motorcycle is my preferred means of travel, and I have over 5,000 hours piloting small airplanes. My editorial photography has been published in hundreds of magazines and my commercial photography has been used by dozens of companies worldwide.
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