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E-Colour

E-Colour is Rosco's comprehensive system of European color filters for film and video production. E-Colour includes different filters and materials for color correction, color effects, diffusion and reflection. They're manufactured with the latest dye formulations and bonding technology to assure the highest levels of reliability and performance. E-Colour filters are available in 48 inch by 25 foot rolls, as well as 21 by 24 inch sheets.
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View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #003: Lavender Tint
Touch of color when white light is not desirable. (Transmission = 74.48%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #169: Lilac Tint
(Transmission = 65.4%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #136: Pale Lavender
Touch of color when white light is not desirable. (Transmission = 43%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #052: Light Lavender
Excellent for general area washes. A basic followspot color. (Transmission = 37.8%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #170: Deep Lavender
General area washes. (Transmission = 25.6%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #345: Fuschia Pink
(Transmission = 14.30%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #126: Mauve
Darkest of the magenta purple range. (Transmission = 4%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #343: Special Medium Lavender
Highly saturated, good for side and backlighting and non-realistic effect. (Transmission = 5.86%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #180: Dark Lavender
A rich lavender which will enhance blue and red costumes and scenic pieces. Excellent for nightime scenes. Rich, vivid accents, good in backgrounds. (Transmission = 6.6%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #058: Lavender
(Transmission = 9%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #194: Surprise Pink
Excellent backlight. Gives good visibility without destroying night illusions. (Transmission = 22%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #344: Violet
(Transmission = 19.85%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #142: Pale Violet
A cool lavender which acts as a neutral in a three color area lighting system. Will work well as a wash for drops or set pieces. Tones the space. Effective as moonlight shadows. (Transmission = 20.14%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #137: Special Lavender
(Transmission = 26.42%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #061: Mist Blue
Excellent for general area washes. A very light cool tint. (Transmission = 63%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #063: Pale Blue
(Transmission = 54.48%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #117: Steel Blue
Useful for very light midday skies. Occasionally used for general cool tint. (Transmission = 55%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #353: Lighter Blue
A clean slightly green blue. Good moonlight fill. (Transmission = 40.93%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #140: Summer Blue
A clean slightly green blue. Goog moonlight fill. (Transmission = 34.75%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #172: Lagoon Blue
(Transmission = 16.87%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #144: No Color Blue
(Transmission = 32.4%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #118: Light Blue
(Transmission = 22%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #183: Moonlight Blue
Used for dramatic moonlight effects. (Transmission = 18.7%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #352: Glacier Blue
(Transmission = 23.31%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #174: Dark Steel Blue
Useful for beams of realistic moonlight. (Transmission = 30%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #196: True Blue
Useful for achieving depressed moods and dull skies. (Transmission = 26.6%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #161: Slate Blue
Clean medium blue. Good for sky color or moonlight. (Transmission = 25%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #165: Daylight Blue
Excellent sky color. Useful for cyc and border lights. (Transmission = 20%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #141: Bright Blue
(Transmission = 19%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #143: Pale Navy Blue
(Transmission = 16.1%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #366: Cornflower
(Transmission = 18.16%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #132: Medium Blue
Primary blue. For use with three color light primary system in cyc lighting. (Transmission = 8%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #068: Sky Blue
(Transmission = 13%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #075: Evening Blue
(Transmission = 12.42%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #197: Alice Blue
Very cold brittle feeling. (Transmission = 10%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #079: Just Blue
(Transmission = 7.55%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #119: Dark Blue
Good for non-realistic night skies. (Transmission = 3%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #363: Special Medium Blue
(Transmission = 4.17%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #195: Zenith Blue
(Transmission = 2.7%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #120: Deep Blue
(Transmission = 1%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #085: Deeper Blue
(Transmission = 3%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #198: Palace Blue
(Transmission = 2%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #181: Congo Blue
A purple-blue, highly saturated, for modeling effects and non-realistic atmospheres. (Transmission = 1%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #071: Tokyo Blue
(Transmission = 0.92%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #116: Medium Blue Green
Used on foliage in moonlight areas or for creating a mood of mystery. Good for toning scenery painted in blues, blue-greens and greens. (Transmission = 17%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #115: Peacock Blue
Good for fantasy, moonlight and water effects. (Transmission = 35%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #131: Marine Blue
Good to create eerie and mysterious effects. Good for night time water effects. (Transmission = 26.83%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #354: Special Steel Blue
(Transmission = 39.19%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #323: Jade
(Transmission = 31%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #322: Soft Green
(Transmission = 37.3%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #325: Mallard Green
(Transmission = 7.07%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #327: Forest Green
(Transmission = 4.37%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #090: Dark Yellow Green
(Transmission = 10.57%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #124: Dark Green
(Transmission = 30%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #139: Primary Green
Alternate primary where higher transmission is desired. (Transmission = 15%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #089: Moss Green
Useful for mood, mystery or toning. (Transmission = 31.1%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #122: Fern Green
(Transmission = 51%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #121: Leaf Green
Good for dense foliage and woodland effects. (Transmission = 64%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #088: Lime Green
Sunny spring mornings. (Transmission = 69%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #138: Pale Green
Sunny spring mornings. (Transmission = 79.87%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #009: Pale Amber
Deep straw. Good for late afternoon sunsets or firelight. (Transmission = 69.9%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #013: Straw Tint
Much less green than in other straws. Suggests warm sunlight glow when contrasted with ambers and blues. (Transmission = 70.8%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #103: Straw
Warmer straw. Flattering to skin tones. (Transmission = 82%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #159: No Color Straw
Slightly off white. Good for interiors. (Transmission = 89%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #007: Pale Yellow
Slightly warm tint for interiors. (Transmission = 88.73%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #100: Spring Yellow
(Transmission = 71.34%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #010: Medium Yellow
(Transmission = 83.91%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #101: Yellow
A bright, vibrant yellow that evokes exotic sunlight. Use with caution on skin. (Transmission = 80%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #102: Light Amber
Much less green than in other straws. Suggests warm sunlight glow when contrasted with ambers and blues. (Transmission = 75%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #104: Deep Amber
Sunlight, accents, area lighting with caution to skin tones. (Transmission = 64%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #015: Deep Straw
Warm golden amber with some green. Useful for special effects-candlelight, firelight. (Transmission = 61.16%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #179: Chrome Orange
Warm pinkish amber. Afternoon sunset. Good sidelight. (Transmission = 53.9%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #147: Apricot
A rosy amber which produces a romantic sunset color. Useful as sidelight or backlight color. (Transmission = 52.9%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #105: Orange
Afternoon sunlight. Lamplight and candlelight. Tends to depress color pigment values. (Transmission not available).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #134: Golden Amber
An amber with some green content. A good sunlight transition color that shows the progression of the sun from white or yellow to amber later in the day. (Transmission not available).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #158: Deep Orange
Provides a romantic sunlight through windows for evening effects. (Transmission = 30%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #021: Gold Amber
Useful for amber cyc light and late sunsets. (Transmission = 37%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #135: Deep Golden Amber
(Transmission = 19%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #022: Dark Amber
Very useful as a backlight. Dramatic specials and firelight. (Transmission = 24%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #025: Sunrise Red
Very useful as a backlight. Dramatic specials and firelight. (Transmission = 27%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #166: Pale Red
(Transmission = 25%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #019: Fire
Strong red amber. Excellent for fire effects. (Transmission = 17.01%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #164: Flame Red
Good for firelight or special effects. Use when red with higher yellow content is needed. (Transmission = 18%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #024: Scarlet
Very deep amber. Red with a touch of blue. (Transmission = 20%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #182: Light Red
(Transmission = 11%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #106: Primary Red
Vibrant red. Good alternative primary. (Transmission = 9%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #026: Bright Red
(Transmission = 6.81%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #027: Medium Red
(Transmission = 3.31%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #029: Plasa Red
(Transmission = 6%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #341: Plum
(Transmission = 19.31%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #127: Smokey Pink
Subdued sunset effect. Useful in backlights. To create seedy atmosphere. (Transmission = 11.95%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #046: Dark Magenta
(Transmission = 6%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #113: Magenta
(Transmission not available).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #148: Bright Rose
(Transmission not available).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #332: Special Rose Pink
Extremely intense, hot pink. Produces strong washes of color for concert and dance. Combined with a complimentary color like turquoise, will create a dynamic, sculptured effect. (Transmission = 10.6%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #128: Bright Pink
A deep, saturated pink created for musicals and specials. Excellent for down and backlighting. (Transmission = 14%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #328: Follies Pink
A vibrant, almost fluorescent pink with a cool component. Traditionally important as a special effects color in the Broadway musical. Follow spot and dance applications as a modeling color. (Transmission = 20.41%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #002: Rose Pink
Musical pink. Lush accents. Very versatile color. (Transmission = 52.36%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #111: Dark Pink
(Transmission = 32%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #192: Flesh Pink
(Transmission = 35%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #036: Medium Pink
Good for general washes and cross lighting. (Transmission = 46%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #110: Middle Rose
(Transmission = 47%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #039: Pink Carnation
A cool pink excellent for washes and general illumination. A good follow spot color. A component of early morning sunrise. (Transmission = 60%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #035: Light Pink
(Transmission = 66%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #153: Pale Salmon
(Transmission = 64.8%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #162: Bastard Amber
Good where a tint of color is needed. Excellent for natural skin tones. (Transmission = 78%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #152: Pale Gold
A peach amber. (Transmission = 71%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #154: Pale Rose
A clean pale pink; useful as a blush for skin tones. (Transmission = 73.1%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve E-Colour #151: Gold Tint
A pale blush amber for skin tones and backlight. (Transmission = 69.4%).
 
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