Rosco
Rosco 4332044329 #33 No Color Pink Gel Filter
Add a Touch of Color to Your LightingThe Rosco Roscolux #33 No Color Pink Gel Filter is a versatile lighting accessory designed to modify and enhance lighting effects. Ideal for film, television, and theatrical productions, it delivers consistent and reliable performance.
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Overview
Add a Touch of Color to Your Lighting
The Rosco Roscolux #33 No Color Pink Gel Filter is a versatile lighting accessory designed to modify and enhance lighting effects. Ideal for film, television, and theatrical productions, it delivers consistent and reliable performance.
Key Features
Rosco
20x24
A pale almost colorless pink. (Transmission = 65%).
Specifications
Brand
Rosco
Model Number
4332044329
Color Name
#33 No Color Pink
Size
20x24 inches
Color Description
Pale almost colorless pink
Light Transmission
65%
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of color effect does the Rosco #33 No Color Pink gel filter produce?
This gel filter produces a pale, almost colorless pink effect, designed to add a very subtle warmth without strong saturation.
What is the transmission percentage of this gel filter?
The Rosco #33 No Color Pink gel filter has a light transmission of 65%, meaning it allows 65% of the light to pass through.
What are the dimensions of this gel filter?
The filter measures 20x24 inches, providing a substantial surface area for various lighting applications.
Is this filter suitable for noticeable color changes?
No, its description as "pale almost colorless pink" suggests a very subtle effect, making it ideal for delicate adjustments rather than dramatic color shifts.
Can this filter be used with any light source?
The features do not specify compatibility with all light sources, but gel filters are generally used with theatrical and photographic lighting, and consideration should be given to heat resistance.
Why is it called "No Color Pink" if it has a color?
The name "No Color Pink" indicates that the pink hue is extremely subtle and close to neutral, offering a barely perceptible touch of warmth rather than a vibrant color.
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