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Catalog 10-29-04 TABLE OF CONTENTS FILTERS . .3 SCREENS . .35 Supergel . .4 Cinegel . .6 PAINT/SCENIC PRODUCTS . .36 E-Colour+ . .5 Permacolor . .11 DIGITAL COMPOSITING . .44 Filter Kits . .13 Specialized Filters . .14 STAGE HARDWARE . .46 Filter Accessories . 15 Filmmaking Tools . 16 SOFTWARE . .47 GOBOS . .18 FOG . .49 Steel . .18 Machines . .49 Glass . .20 Fog Fluid . .55 PROJECTION/LIGHTING FLICKER CANDLES . .56 EQUIPMENT . .25 ImagePro . .25 FLOORS . .57 iPro Slides . .26 Tape . .62 Gobo Rotators . .28 Accessories . .30 Infinity . .31 DESIGNER PRODUCTS . .63 Power Supply Units . .32 I-CUE . .32 INDEX . .66 X-Effects . .33 Rosco is not responsible for errors or omissions, and specifications are subject to change without notice. 2 www.rosco.com FILTERS Supergel Cinegel E-Colour + Supergel, the most widely used colour filter The Rosco Cinegel range includes over Rosco’s comprehensive system of European range in the world, currently offers more than 147 tools for controlling light. Since it’s colour filters for film, theatre and video 125 colours and diffusers. Its popularity is introduction in 1970, Cinegel has production. E-Colour+ includes different due partly to the wide choice of colours, but continually developed and grown to meet filters and materials for colour correction, also because this engineered plastic is the the working needs of the professional. In colour effects, diffusion and reflection. most durable filter available. 1974, Cinegel won an Academy Award They’re manufactured with the latest dye for technical achievement. formulations and bonding technology to Virtually the entire range of colours is assure the highest levels of reliability. tri-extruded (three rolls of plastic film extruded simultaneously) on a polycarbonate base. The result is a “sandwich” in which two microscopically thin layers of clear film protect a layer of colour. This protection was specifically designed to ensure the longest possible life under the intense heat of stage or television lights. The unique construction and smooth polycarbonate finish also make Supergel the first choice when building colour strings for scrollers. www.rosco.com/uk/filters/index.asp 3 SUPERGEL SUPERGEL COLOURS Sheets: 50cm x 61cm Rolls: 61cm x 7.62m No. Colour No. Colour No. Colour 00 Clear 40 Light Salmon 69 Brilliant Blue 01 Light Bastard Amber 342 Rose Pink 369 Tahitian Blue 02 Bastard Amber 43 Deep Pink 70 Nile Blue 03 Dark Bastard Amber 343 Neon Pink 370 Italian Blue 303 Warm Peach 344 Follies Pink 71 Sea Blue 04 Medium Bastard Amber 45 Rose 72 Azure Blue 304 Pale Apricot 46 Magenta 73 Peacock Blue 05 Rose Tint 346 Tropical Magenta 371 Theatre Booster 1 305 Rose Gold 47 Light Rose Purple 372 Theatre Booster 2 06 No Color Straw 347 Belladonna Rose 373 Theatre Booster 3 07 Pale Yellow 48 Rose Purple 74 Night Blue 09 Pale Amber Gold 348 Purple Jazz 374 Sea Green 10 Medium Yellow 49 Medium Purple 75 Twilight Blue 11 Light Straw 349 Fisher Fuchsia 377 Iris Purple 312 Canary 50 Mauve 76 Light Green Blue 13 Straw Tint 351 Lavender Mist 78 Trudy Blue 313 Light Relief Yellow 52 Light Lavender 79 Bright Blue 14 Medium Straw 53 Pale Lavender 80 Primary Blue 15 Deep Straw 353 Lilly Lavender 81 Urban Blue 317 Apricot 54 Special Lavender 82 Surprise Blue 318 Mayan Sun 55 Lilac 382 Congo Blue 19 Fire 355 Pale Violet 83 Medium Blue 20 Medium Amber 56 Gypsy Lavender 383 Sapphire Blue 21 Golden Amber 356 Middle Lavender 84 Zephyr Blue 22 Deep Amber 57 Lavender 384 Midnight Blue 23 Orange 357 Royal Lavender 85 Deep Blue 24 Scarlet 58 Deep Lavender 385 Royal Blue 25 Orange Red 358 Rose Indigo 86 Pea Green 26 Light Red 59 Indigo 386 Leaf Green 27 Medium Red 359 Medium Violet 388 Gaslight Green 30 Light Salmon Pink 61 Mist Blue 89 Moss Green 324 Gypsy Red 361 Hemsley Blue 389 Chroma Green 31 Salmon Pink 62 Booster Blue 90 Dark Yellow Green 331 Shell Pink 63 Pale Blue 91 Primary Green 32 Medium Salmon Pink 363 Aquamarine 392 Pacific Green 332 Cherry Rose 64 Light Steel Blue 93 Blue Green 33 No Color Pink 65 Daylight Blue 393 Emerald Green 35 Light Pink 66 Cool Blue 94 Kelly Green 36 Medium Pink 366 Jordan Blue 95 Medium Blue Green 336 Billington Pink 67 Light Sky Blue 395 Teal Green 337 True Pink 367 Slate Blue 96 Lime 39 Skelton Exotic Sangria 68 Sky Blue 398 Neutral Grey 339 Broadway Pink 368 Winkler Blue Supergel Diffusion Sheets: 50cm x 61cm Rolls: 61cm x 7.62m No. Name No. Name 100 Frost 122 Green Diffusion 101 Light Frost 124 Red Cyc Silk 104 Tough Silk 125 Blue Cyc Silk 113 Matte Silk 126 Green Cyc Silk 114 Hamburg Frost 127 Amber Cyc Silk 119 Light Hamburg Frost 132 1/4 Hamburg Frost 120 Red Diffusion 140 Subtle Hamburg Frost 121 Blue Diffusion 160 Light Tough Silk Supergel complies with European non-flammability tests; UK - BS3944 part1, France - M1, Spain - M2, Austria - MA39, Germany - B1 ((DIN 4102-01), Italy - C1. 4 www.rosco.com/uk/filters/supergel.asp E-Colour+ Rosco’s comprehensive system of European colour filters for film and video E-COLOUR+ production. E-Colour+ includes different filters and materials for colour correction, colour effects, diffusion and reflection. They’re manufactured with COLOUR EFFECTS FILTERS - cont......... the latest dye formulations and bonding technology to assure the highest 116 Medium Blue Green 5041 Salmon levels of reliability and performance. E-Colour+ complies with non-flamability 117 Steel Blue 5042 Deep Salmon test; BS3944 part1. 118 Light Blue 5047 Light Rose Purple 119 Dark Blue 5059 Indigo E-Colour+ filters are available in 1.22m x 7.62m rolls as well as 61cm x 120 Deep Blue 5077 Green Blue 53cm and 1.22m x 53cm sheets 121 Leaf Green 5201 New Schubert Pink 122 Fern Green 5202 Max Blue 124 Dark Green 5205 Turquoise COLOUR CORRECTION FILTERS 126 Mauve 5207 Lyric Blue 201 Full CT Blue 299 1.2 Neutral Density 127 Smokey Pink 5209 Dewberry 281 3⁄4 CT Blue (4 stops) 128 Bright Pink 5318 Mayan Sun 202 1⁄2 CT Blue 212 L.C.T. Yellow 131 Marine Blue 5321 Soft Golden Amber 203 1⁄4 CT Blue 213 WF Green 132 Medium Blue 5376 Bermuda Blue 218 1⁄8 CT Blue 236 HMI to Tungsten 134 Golden Amber 5378 Twilight Blue 200 Double Blue 219 Fluorescent Green 135 Deep Golden Amber 5423 Barely Blue 204 Full CT Orange 241 Fluorescent 5700°K 136 Pale Lavender 5426 Blueberry 285 3⁄4 CT Orange 242 Fluorescent 4300°K 137 Special Lavender 5429 Lapis Blue 205 1⁄2 CT Orange 243 Fluorescent 3600°K 138 Pale Green 5431 White Cap 206 1⁄4 CT Orange 244 Plus Green 139 Primary Green 5433 Surf Blue 223 1⁄8 CT Orange 245 Half Plus Green 140 Summer Blue 5436 Capri Blue 207 CT Orange +.3 246 Quarter Plus Green 141 Bright Blue 5439 Riviera Blue Neutral Density 278 Eighth Plus Green 142 Pale Violet 5489 Sunset Pink 208 CT Orange +.6 247 Minus Green 143 Pale Navy Blue 5499 Hyacinth Neutral Density 248 Half Minus Green 144 No Colour Blue 298 .15 Neutral Density 249 Quarter Minus Green 147 Apricot (1⁄2 stop) 279 Eighth Minus Green 148 Bright Rose New 700 series 209 .3 Neutral Density 226 U.V. Filter 151 Gold Tint (1 stop) 130 Clear 152 Pale Gold 701 Provence 210 .6 Neutral Density 441 Full CT Straw 153 Pale Salmon 702 Special Pale Lavender (2 stops) 442 Half CT Straw 154 Pale Rose 704 Lily 211 .9 Neutral Density 443 Quarter CT Straw 156 Chocolate 705 Lily Frost (3 stops) 444 Eighth CT Straw 157 Pink 707 Ultimate Violet 158 Deep Orange 708 Cool Lavender 159 No Color Straw 709 Electric Lilac DIFFUSION MATERIALS 161 Slate Blue 711 Cold Blue 214 Full Tough Spun 256 Half Hanover Frost 162 Bastard Amber 712 Bedford Blue 215 Half Tough Spun 257 Quarter Hanover Frost 164 Flame Red 713 J.Winter Blue 229 Quarter Spun 480 Atlantic Frost 165 Daylight Blue 714 Elysian Blue 216 White Diffusion 481 Half Atlantic Frost 166 Pale Red 715 Cabana Blue 416 Three Quarter White 482 Quarter Atlantic Frost 169 Lilac Tint 716 Mikkel Blue 250 Half White Diffusion 217 Blue Diffusion 170 Deep Lavender 717 Shanklin Frost 450 Three Eighths White 224 Daylight Blue Frost 172 Lagoon Blue 718 Half Shanklin Frost 251 Quarter White 225 Neutral Density Frost 174 Dark Steel Blue 719 Colour Wash Blue Diffusion 228 Brushed Silk 176 Loving Amber 720 Durham Daylight Frost 252 Eighth White 129 Heavy Frost 179 Chrome Orange 721 Berry Blue Diffusion 220 White Frost 180 Dark Lavender 722 Bray Blue 452 One Sixteenth White 221 Blue Frost 181 Congo Blue 723 Virgin Blue 253 Hanover Frost 183 Moonlight Blue 724 Ocean Blue 182 Light Red 725 Old Steel Blue REFLECTION MATERIALS 184 Cosmetic Peach 728 Steel Green 270 Scrim 185 Cosmetic Burgundy 729 Scuba Blue 271 Mirror Silver 186 Cosmetic Silver Rose 730 Liberty Green 272 Soft Gold Reflector 187 Cosmetic Rouge 735 Velvet Green 273 Soft Silver Reflector 188 Cosmetic Highlight 736 Twickenham Green 189 Cosmetic Silver Moss 738 JAS Green COLOUR EFFECTS FILTERS 190 Cosmetic Emerald 744 Dirty White 002 Rose Pink 058 Lavender 191 Cosmetic Aqua Blue 746 Brown 003 Lavender Tint 061 Mist Blue 192 Flesh Pink 747 Easy White 004 Medium Bastard 063 Pale Blue 193 Rosy Amber 748 Seedy Pink Amber 068 Sky Blue 194 Surprise Pink 749 Hanover Rose 007 Pale Yellow 071 Tokyo Blue 195 Zenith Blue 750 Boston Frost 008 Dark Salmon 075 Evening Blue 196 True Blue 763 Wheat 009 Pale Amber Gold 079 Just Blue 197 Alice Blue 764 Sun Colour Straw 010 Medium Yellow 085 Deeper Blue 198 Palace Blue 765 Stamford Yellow 013 Straw Tint 088 Lime Green 322 Soft Green 767 Oaklahoma Yellow 015 Deep Straw 089 Moss Green 323 Jade 770 Burnt Yellow 017 Surprise Peach 090 Dark Yellow Green 325 Mallard Green 774 Soft Amber Key 1 019 Fire 100 Spring Yellow 327 Forest Green 775 Soft Amber Key 2 020 Medium Amber 103 Straw 328 Follies Pink 776 Nectarine 021 Gold
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