Is there a filter for gunfire tracer round flash of white phosphor? Does it exist?

[tailormaneinafog]

Hi there, it's my first post. I have a 35mm Canon EOS 1000F and want to know whether a filter exists so that the white flash of phosphorus from tracer rounds can be reduced in a shot. Think of a war movie with the anti-aircraft guns which fire a bright white streak every 5 rounds or so. Thanks for your help.

 

[480sparky]

No magic filter exists.

 

[Mike_E]

Increase your ISO/ shutter speed and then isolate the tracers then raise the exposure on everything else is the onlything I can think of

 

[tailormaneinafog]

Thanks for your help guys. Funnily enough I wanted to know with the intention of a night photo of luminous flying orbs. I have deduced that the white light must be from white phosphorus reacting with the air when ejected in micro droplets. Nevermind.