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•     Continuation  of " .I' our  Laboratory llanager  Sn11N• ..
             Before  proceeding,  it  must  not  be  forgotten  that,  by  correcting  11 t..or·t· olio
          colour  rendering,  we  also  decrease  the  overall  exposure  when  a pplying  11  ·fiH·  r
          to  the  lens.  This  decrease  must  be  borne  in  mind  always  and  tho  n ociJ~·. I o ry
          increase  in  exposure  MUST  be  added  (see  table  in  Pathescopo  Mon·thly  J un  /
          July  1951  issue).  When  using  the  Amber  filter  we  increase  exposul'l  by  on
          stop,  which  gives  the  same  overall  density  but  darkens  the  blues  c~ nrl  liqld·  n~
          yellow/ reds and reds-in other words increases contrast.
             The  Yellow / Green  filter  when  used  requires  an  increase  of  2  stops   i1d  i·h
          Red/ Orange by 2! stops.  Remember,  filters  lighten  objects of their  own   lour
          and darken complementary colours.  The function  of the  other filters in  our  r1ong ·
          is as follows :-
                Light Green-darkens red  and blue; lightens green.
                Red-darkens  green,  darkens  blue  to  black  (used  for  mock  night  r  suit·).
                Ultra-Violet-cuts  down  Ultra-Violet  rays  at  high  altitude  (Alpin  fi nd
                     flying  shots).
             To  close,  let  me  remind  you  of the final  filter  which  is  of  particular  v c~ lu '  t
         V.F.  stock-the  Grey  or  Neutral  Density  filter.  This  cuts  exposure  by  2  s·~ops
         and  has  no  effect on  colour  rendering,  only  a  decrease  in  overall  exposure.
             Use  your  filters  to  assist  your final  result  but  never forget that  with  only  i·h
         one  exception-the  Neutral  Density filter-they control your tones on  tho  photo-
         graphic image and  must be used with care.

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