Kodak 4 x 12" CC10 Red Color Compensating 10 Wratten 2 Optical Gel Filter

Wratten 2 Improvements

More rigid/durable

Easier to handle

Color consistent today, and 6 months from now as well

Wratten 2 Optical Filters are less sensitive to humidity, less prone to static cling

Fingerprint removal is also easier

Color Compensating Filters

Color Compensating filters, made of gelatin, are available in the three primary colors: Red, Green, and Blue; and the three secondary colors: Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow

A typical designation for one of these filters is CC30M; The "CC" stands for Color Compensating, the "30" stands for a density of 0.30, and the "M" is for magenta

Color Compensation Filter Factors

CC05B: in Daylight = 1.2: in Tungsten = 1.2

CC10B: in Daylight = 1.3: in Tungsten = 1.3

CC20B: in Daylight = 1.6: in Tungsten = 1.7

CC40B: in Daylight = 2.1: in Tungsten = 2.4

CC05Y: in Daylight = 1.1: in Tungsten = 1.1

CC10Y: in Daylight = 1.1: in Tungsten = 1.1

CC20Y: in Daylight = 1.2: in Tungsten = 1.2

CC40Y: in Daylight = 1.4: in Tungsten = 1.3

CC05C: in Daylight = 1.1: in Tungsten = 1.1

CC10C: in Daylight = 1.1: in Tungsten = 1.2

CC20C: in Daylight = 1.3: in Tungsten = 1.4

CC40C: in Daylight = 1.4: in Tungsten = 1.5

CC05R: in Daylight = 1.2: in Tungsten = 1.1

CC10R: in Daylight = 1.3: in Tungsten = 1.2

CC20R: in Daylight = 1.5: in Tungsten = 1.4

CC40R: in Daylight = 2.1: in Tungsten = 1.9

CC05G: in Daylight = 1.1: in Tungsten = 1.1

CC10G: in Daylight = 1.2: in Tungsten = 1.2

CC20G: in Daylight = 1.3: in Tungsten = 1.3

CC40G: in Daylight = 1.5: in Tungsten = 1.5

CC05M: in Daylight = 1.2: in Tungsten = 1.1

CC10M: in Daylight = 1.3: in Tungsten = 1.2

CC20M: in Daylight = 1.5: in Tungsten = 1.3

CC40M: in Daylight = 1.9: in Tungsten = 1.5