Hey again. Thanks so much to everyone for helping me out in my other question about loading film. I'm begginning a class on 16mm photography, but it's still a couple of months away. So to keep myself busy (and interested), I'll rely on you guys! So, of the few things I do understand about shooting 16 and lighting scenes (indoor, outdoor), light metering and color temperature, I have a question or two about the filters used to balance and correct the look that certain forms of lighting create on the film used. Now my first question is whether or not every different kind of film has a guide to an exact filter that can be used for a whatever kind of lighting one chooses to use, printed maybe on the box of the film? I'm almost positive I've read something about it on the kodak site, but once again Almost positive. My second question is how much could one just "wing it" with lighting and not even use a filter of any sort (say, more for indoor shooting with flourescent banks and/or the occassional more high powered tungsten light)? Is it something that can be totally fixed during film transfer or post prod. color correction? Haha, as you can see, I really don't know much about this sort of thing, so forgive my misused terms and whatnot. Hope someone can help!