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Rosco Roscolux #3441 Full Straw CTS Filter

Create the Perfect Lighting Atmosphere The Rosco Roscolux #3441 Full Straw CTS Filter is a professional-grade lighting filter designed to modify and enhance light sources. Ideal for film, television, and theatrical productions, this filter allows you to achieve the desired color temperature and ...

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Overview

Create the Perfect Lighting Atmosphere

The Rosco Roscolux #3441 Full Straw CTS Filter is a professional-grade lighting filter designed to modify and enhance light sources. Ideal for film, television, and theatrical productions, this filter allows you to achieve the desired color temperature and create captivating visual effects.

Key Features:

  • Filter Type: Full Straw CTS (Color Temperature Straw)
  • Size: 24" x 25' Roll

Specifications

Product Name
Roscolux #3441 Full Straw CTS Filter
Filter Type
CTS (Color Temperature Straw)
Color Temperature Effect
Full Straw

Frequently Asked Questions

The primary function of this filter is to provide color temperature correction, specifically to warm up light sources on a stage. The "Full Straw" indicates a specific level of yellow-orange tint designed to achieve this effect.
This filter is primarily designed for color temperature correction towards warmer tones. While it will alter the light, its specific hue is optimized for the "Full Straw" effect and may not be suitable for other broad color effects.
The filter itself is a sheet material designed to be cut and mounted. Its compatibility depends on the fixture's ability to hold a gel frame or similar filter accessory, which is common in stage lighting.
"Full Straw" refers to a specific warm yellow-orange shade that lowers the color temperature of light. Other color filters are designed to produce different hues, such as blues, reds, or greens, for varied creative purposes.
All color filters absorb some light, meaning there will be a slight reduction in overall brightness when used. The exact amount of light loss would depend on the specific properties of the filter material.