
Rosco
Rosco 4715 Calcolor 15 Magenta Lighting Gel
Rosco Calcolor 15 Magenta gel delivers precise, repeatable magenta tinting for film, TV, and stage lighting.
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Overview
Specifications
Color
Magenta
Density
15 (Light)
Sheet Size
20" x 24"
Series
Calcolor
Rosco Number
4715
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Calcolor system allows precise density selection so you can dial in exactly the magenta intensity needed.
- Standard 20" x 24" sheet is large enough to cut multiple pieces for smaller fixtures.
- Consistent color batch to batch, making it reliable across multi-day shoots.
- Light 15-density is useful for subtle tinting without overwhelming the scene.
👎 Cons
- Single-sheet format means you need to purchase multiples for large fixture counts.
- Light density may be too subtle for bold stage wash effects—higher Calcolor densities would be needed.
- Like all polyester gels, it will degrade over time under high-heat tungsten lamps.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size is the Rosco Calcolor 15 Magenta gel sheet?
It measures 20" x 24", which is the standard size for cutting to fit most professional lighting fixtures.
What does the "15" in Calcolor 15 Magenta mean?
The number indicates the color density. 15 is a light saturation, producing a subtle magenta wash rather than a heavy, saturated color.
Can this gel be used with LED fixtures?
It's designed for use with conventional tungsten and HMI fixtures. While you can place it in front of an LED, most LED fixtures already offer color mixing, making a gel unnecessary.
Is the Calcolor series designed for color correction or creative effects?
The Calcolor line is primarily a creative effects series, offering precise, calibrated color in a range of densities for repeatable results across productions.