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Cinelux

Cinelux is a selection of color filters from the Roscolux range which are produced in rolls of 48in. x 25ft. (122cm x 7.62m). Cinelux is especially suited for motion picture and television production where larger lighting fixtures are often used, or where color is often mounted on frames in front of lighting fixtures. These colors have been developped by Rosco over the past 87 years, and the dyes are among the most heat stable available.

Available in rolls of 48in. x 25ft. (122cm x 7.62m). If you require rolls of smaller dimensions the Roscolux line of filters is available in sheets 20in. x 24in. (50cm x 61cm) or rolls 24in. x 25ft. (61cm x 7.62m).
Click on this icon View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve shown next to each color filter to view its Spectral Energy Distribution curve.

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View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #02: Bastard Amber
Good where a tint of color is needed. Excellent for natural skin tones. (Transmission = 78%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #302: Pale Bastard Amber
Very pale warm white. Perfect for enhancing the HPL lamp in a Source Four. (Transmission = 88%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #06: No Color Straw
Slightly off white. Good for interiors. (Transmission = 92%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #08: Pale Gold
Warmer straw. Flattering to skin tones. (Transmission = 86%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #310: Daffodil
(Transmission = 82%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #12: Straw
(Transmission = 88%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #16: Light Amber
Excellent area light. Light pink-amber tint. Safe for most light skin tones. (Transmission = 68%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #316: Gallo Gold
(Transmission = 58%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #17: Light Flame
Heavier pink-amber tint. Useful for dance. Especially useful when balanced with a cool color. Good general warm tint in striplights. (Transmission = 56%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #18: Flame
Warm pinkish amber. Afternoon sunset. Good sidelight. (Transmission = 56%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #318: Mayan Sun
A medium salmon color which evokes feeling of a tropical island. A good sunset color. Interesting backlight and accent color. Good for warm tonal effects. (Transmission = 52%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #21: Golden Amber
Useful for amber cyc light and late sunsets. (Transmission = 43%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #321: Soft 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 = 39%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #23: Orange
Provides a romantic sunlight through windows for evening effects. (Transmission = 32%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #325: Henna Sky
Toasted red-amber color. Useful in re-creating setting sun or as a dramatic cyc. (Transmission = 18%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #26: Light Red
Vibrant red. Good alternative primary. (Transmission = 12%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #33: No Color Pink
A pale almost colorless pink. (Transmission = 65%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #333: Blush Pink
(Transmission = 71%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #34: Flesh Pink
Useful for bright musicals. Creates a happy atmosphere. (Transmission = 45%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #37: Pale Rose Pink
(Transmission = 56%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #39: Skelton Exotic Sangria
(Transmission = 10%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #41: Salmon
Light orange with high blue content. (Transmission = 24%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #42: Deep Salmon
More red than 342. (Transmission = 8%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #44: Middle Rose
Musical pink. Lush accents. Very versatile color. (Transmission = 26%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #47: Light Rose Purple
Good for eerie or dramatic effects. Beautiful backlight color. (Transmission = 16%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #51: Surprise Pink
Touch of color when white light is not desirable. (Transmission = 54%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #59: Indigo
The original Congo Blue. A purple-blue, highly saturated, for modeling effects and non-realistic atmospheres. (Transmission = 2%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #60: No Color Blue
Helps maintain white light when dimmer is at low intensity. (Transmission = 62%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #360: Clearwater
(Transmission = 52%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #62: Booster Blue
Helps maintain white light when dimmer is at low intensity. (Transmission = 54%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #362: Tipton Blue
(Transmission = 32%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #364: Blue Bell
(Transmission = 32%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #65: Daylight Blue
Useful for achieving depressed moods and dull skies. (Transmission = 35%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #365: Tharon Delft Blue
(Transmission = 36%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #375: Cerulean Blue
A crisp, clean blue-green. Useful as a water effect or as a sidelight for dance. (Transmission = 32%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #376: Bermuda Blue
(Transmission = 6%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #77: Green Blue
Distinctive greenish blues. Useful for romantic moonlight. (Transmission = 9%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #378: Alice Blue
A rich clean red blue that warms to lavender when dimmed. (Transmission = 15%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #80: Primary Blue
(Transmission = 9%).
 
Cinelux #381: Baldassari Blue NEW! 2008
(Transmission = 6%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #83: Medium Blue
Good for non-realistic night skies. (Transmission = 4%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #87: Pale Yellow Green
Sunny spring mornings. (Transmission = 85%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #88: Light Green
Sunny spring mornings. (Transmission = 82%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #89: Moss Green
Useful for mood, mystery and toning. (Transmission = %).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #91: Primary Green
Primary green for three color primary system. (Transmission = 7%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #92: Turquoise
Useful for mood of mystery and for toning scenery that has been spattered in blues. (Transmission = 59%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #93: Blue Green
Useful for mood of mystery and for toning scenery that has been spattered in blues. (Transmission = 35%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #97: Light Grey
Neutral greys to reduce intensity without affecting color temperature. (Transmission = 50%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #397: Pale Grey
(Transmission = 70%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #98: Medium Grey
Helpful in balancing brightness of lamps of different wattage. (Transmission = 25%).
 
View the Spectral Energy Distribution Curve Cinelux #99: Chocolate
Warms light and reduces intensity. (Transmission = 35%).


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