CC filter
Abbreviation for colour compensating filter. CC filters are designed primarily for correcting colour bias in colour photo printing. CC2OY, for example, indicates a yellow filtration of 0.2 density.
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CC filters
Yellow, Magenta, Cyan, Red, Green and blue filters that can change the colour balance of the resulting pictures. These filters are most useful for duplicating slides. They come in a range of densities from 0.025 to 0.50 .
CC filters are of course still used - in studio photography or motion pictures to name just few.
For example 81A is very often used to add warm to skin tones...
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The CC filters are placed between the original and light source. By changing the filtration, you can correct the color balance of the duplicate slides.
The FL-D filter, and the 30M CC filters reduce the green cast that is typical with flourescent lighting.
Color-Correction Filters, CC Filters
A series of camera and printer filters available in gradual steps which can be used to correct color balance or to distort it for special effects. Range 1: red to blue; Range 2: magenta to green. Consult Kodak.
CCD
Abbreviation for colour compensating filter.CC filters are designed mainly for bring in or correcting colour favoritism at the camera exposure phase.
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Enables fine adjustments to color tone or color density in color photography. Most CC filters are made of gel and come in six colors: C (Cyan), M (Magenta), Y (Yellow), B (Blue), G (Green) and R (red).
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Colours can be corrected using colour correction filters (CC filters). A CC30 Magenta filter in British waters will remove some of the greenness. A CC30 Red filter in tropical waters will remove some of the blueness.
Intentionally creating a catchlight by providing a small amount of illumination with a flash or reflector can make your subject look more vivid. CC Filter A color compensating filter.
Cause: Reciprocity failure. Films shift color in very long exposures. Solution: Use color correction filters ( CC ) to adjust color. Check film instruction for recommended CC filters with long exposures.
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