Rogue Rogue Gels Universal Lighting Kit

Rogue Universal Gels: Universal Lighting Filter Kit

Rogue Universal Gels come in a kit that includes the Rogue Gel-Band, 20 different colors (1 of each color), and a durable padded storage pouch with quick reference dividers to help you keep your gels safe and organized.

What flash brands will the Rogue Universal Gels fit?

With a coverage area of 3” x 2.5” (76mm x 63mm) Rogue Universal Gels are large enough to cover even the largest flash heads, and they can be creased or trimmed for smaller flash heads as desired. Their innovative tabbed design allows them to be quickly attached to a wide range of shoe mount flash brands, including: Canon, Konica, Metz, Minolta, Nikon, Nissin, Olympus, Panasonic, Pentax, Quantum, Sigma, Sony and Vivitar.

How do Universal Gels attach?

You do not need to buy expensive or bulky holders, or use annoyingly sticky hook-and-loop to attach Rogue Universal Gels to your flash. Included with each Rogue Gels Universal Kit is the Rogue Gel-Band. Rogue Universal Gels unique tabbed design means that they quickly attach to almost all standard shoe mount flashes. To attach, simply slip the tabbed ends of the Universal Gel under the Gel-Band to secure it to the flash.

Rogue Gel Kits offer you a choice of 20 dynamic colors and correction filters to help create dramatic and theatrical lighting in your images. Each kit includes 14 color effects gels, 5 color correction gels, and 1 diffusion gel. Chose from a range of reds, yellows, blues, and greens to punch up an image with color and create mood. Or, use the correction gels to balance your flash to ambient light.

Rogue Gels are made from the world’s highest quality materials from LEE Filters UK, the world’s leading manufacturer of lighting filter products.

How are Rogue Gels labeled?

We print directly onto the gels to ensure you always know what gel you’re using. Rogue Gels are individually labeled with the LEE Filter name of each gel, as well as the gel’s measured f/stop loss value, and when appropriate, the corresponding Kelvin color temperature correction and camera white balance icon.

The stated f/stop loss values were measured using a Sekonic light meter in a controlled test. These values compare the metered exposure of the bare flash with the metered exposure using the Rogue Gels placed over the flash head.