Color Gel Filter, Diffusion Role

Color gel filters are used in photography, film, and theater to modify the color of light emitted from a light source. They are typically made of thin, flexible material that is coated with a layer of colored dye or pigment. Here are some typical specifications for color gel filters:

• Material: Color gel filters are typically made of lightweight, durable materials such as polycarbonate. The material used may affect the durability and flexibility of the filter.

• Color: Color gel filters are available in a wide range of colors, including primary colors (red, blue, green), secondary colors (purple, orange, yellow), and tertiary colors (turquoise, magenta, lime). They may also be available in shades of white Diffusion Role 216, 250, 251, 106, 115, 117 Opal, and CTO, CTB, Straw, Green, Plus Green, Cyan, Sodium etc. for color temperature correction.

• Density: The density of a color gel filter refers to the amount of light that it transmits or blocks. Higher-density filters will block more light and create a stronger color effect, while lower-density filters will transmit more light and create a more subtle effect.

• Size: Color gel filters are available size 4x25 feet Per Roll.

• Heat resistance: Color gel filters may be rated for heat resistance to ensure that they do not melt or degrade when used with high-temperature light sources, such as tungsten or HMI lights