Which fluorescent calcium indicators are compatible with GFP positive cells?

For example, common green fluorescent Ca²⁺ indicators, such as Fluo-4, Fluo-8^®, Cal-520^® and Calbryte^™-520, share very similar excitation and emission wavelengths compared to GFP. When measuring Ca²⁺ flux in cells expressing GFP, which fluorescent calcium indicators should I consider?

Consider using cell permeant fluorescent indicators with emission wavelengths greater than 570 nm. Orange calcium indicators such as Cal-590^™ AM (Cat# 20510) and Calbryte^™ 590 AM (Cat# 20700) have excitation and emission wavelengths equal to 570 nm and 590 nm, respectively. Red calcium indicators such as Cal-630^™ AM (Cat# 20510) and Calbryte^™ 630 AM (Cat# 20700) have excitation and emission wavelengths equal to 608 nm and 626 nm, respectively.