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Those are great, just so long as you realize they are approximate. Every manufacturer's C, M, and Y filters are different. Those percentages will get you close, but for a spot on match, you are going to have to play with them a bit....
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I don't know about all manufacturers but I know that some provide charts for you that match the specific attributes of their dichroic filters. So I would research the website of the particular product you are using.
Also if you get a new Strand or ETC console it will do the color matching to a particular filter for you... which is REALLY sweet. My Strand Palette/Seachanger combo seems to be very accurate when Gel matching.
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