What are the purpose of these filters ?
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the fluorescent (fl) filter helps eliminate that greenish cast taking photos under fluorescent lights. The polarizer helps with outdoor photographs on bright days and the uv (ultraviolet) filter helps filter uv lhaze and is a general purpose lens protector.
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Polarizing filter is blocking reflected light, so it lets you to see into water like there is no surface, you can see through windows without reflection of glass, by blocking reflection from pollution in air it makes sky nicely blue.UV filter is a joke, it is blocking UV light, but lenses usually block UV too, but it is neutral filter and is widely used as a protection filter to prevent scratches on optics. Pink filter is used under artificial light to make the picture more natural, but you can do the same by white balance setting, but for film camera it is a good piece.
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I got them here on amazon. You'd be surprised how long the filters last. I see 10 clue st a day on average and a filter will last me a out a month.
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These are to be used inside of a multi use filter holder such as the "my Kcup", not in place of it. The rationale being, I suppose, to save on cleanup time. I use them double lined. Please read my review for more info.
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I am no expert on the subject, but I think so. I can't see why not since both filters do primarily the same thing.
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Bunn filters. They are deeper and prevent the grounds spilling over because the force of the water coming through.
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I have line filters because I have DSL. Not being terribly technologically talented, not sure if this is what you're asking.
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These are meant to filter extremely small solid particles. Key word: "solid". Pollens, pet dander, micro-dust, etc.. For most hazardous fine vapors (i.e. gases) and potentially-hazardous liquid materials that are sometimes used/applied as "mists" (lacquer paints and insecticides are two of many examples), you would want to use filters made of a different (finer, tighter?) mesh material.
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None - you order the filters separately. There are several/many different filters depending on what your application is. Simply sawdust? Chemical fumes? Buy the filters that fit your use.
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They are carbon filters. They should be on the "frequently bought together" section at the bottom of the listing. A 4-pack for $22.95
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I bought this for a friend and don't remember a filter. Sorry I cannot be more informative.
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I dont really understand your question. Can you give more info? These filters perform as any filter would for coffee grounds just like in the older model coffee makers, such as Mr Coffee & such.
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There is only two filters . they nest together pointing down into the canister. They work well .
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The filters are almost 2mm think. Seems they are dyed (I tried to "peel" it to check, by scratching my nail on its corners).
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These are filters for a traditional drip coffeemaker. They may be the same as the keurig uses, but I do not know the answer to that
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Theresa, They are used on whats called D.E fIlters or Dieatamasus Earth. It's a fine white sandy type material. The side of your filter will give you this information. Good Luck let me know if you have other questions
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Sorry I can't help, I never use them, I have indirect lighting in the rooms I use my monitors in.Good luck, I know there are some nice filters out there, co-workers of mine have had them in the past.
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Can't imagine why, they're just screw on filters. And a good way to protect the lense.