1) We need to make the white of the flash greenish, so it blends to a normal office fluorescent light.

2) We do not know how greenish the light is.

Solution) Get a light greenish filter so you can stack several layers if necessary.

Let's take a look at Lee's page:

http://www.leefilters.com/lighting/technical-list.html

The 244 clearly says: Used on daylight (And tungsten)

But I would not use the full color, so I would go for the 1/2 (245) or the 1/4 (246) so you can cut 4 pieces of it, and stack them as you need.

Do not use the "Tungsten only" that is too strong and it is to correct an orange tone light source.

1) We need to make the white of the flash greenish, so it blends to a normal office fluorescent light.

2) We do not know how greenish the light is.

Solution) Get a light greenish filter so you can stack several layers if necessary.

Let's take a look at Lee's page:

http://www.leefilters.com/lighting/technical-list.html

The 244 clearly says: Used on daylight (And tungsten)

But I would not use the full color, so I would go for the 1/2 (245) or the 1/4 (246) so you can cut 2 or 4 pieces of it, and stack them as you need.

Do not use the "Tungsten only" that is too strong and it is to correct an orange tone light source.