Kodak has introduced two series of
advanced optical lens filters for conventional still and motion picture
photography, and specialized scientific and industrial applications. The KODAK
WRATTEN 2 Optical and KODAK WRATTEN 2 Carbon ND Filters represent the next
generation of filters and are designed to offer improved batch-to-batch
consistency, rigidity, and durability. The WRATTEN 2 filters are easier to
handle and clean, and are less sensitive to varying humidity conditions.
"The WRATTEN 2 Optical Filters fulfill the requirements of photographers,
cinematographers, engineers, and scientists who require analytical consistency
and ease of use for critical color correction in their creative effects or
optical applications," says Steve Hallatt, motion picture services manager for
Kodak's Entertainment Imaging Division. "The spectral characteristics of the
new filters are an exact match to the popular KODAK WRATTEN Gel Filters.
Additionally, Kodak's investment in the technology affords us the opportunity
to offer customized filters to meet specified spectral characteristics for
various markets."

The new KODAK WRATTEN 2 Carbon ND Filters are primarily designed for use
with instrumentation applications. Hallatt notes that they cost less and are
easier to convert than metallic coated glass filters. Other features include
reduced light fading and enhanced neutrality from the visible to infrared
region of the spectrum.

"Film remains a dominant choice by the creative community for producing
entertainment content," adds Hallatt. "Kodak is dedicated to investing in
motion picture film technology and the ancillary origination tools that offer
filmmakers more options for telling their stories."

Kodak's Entertainment Imaging Division is the world-class leader in
providing film, digital and hybrid motion imaging products, services, and
technology for the television, feature film, commercial, music video,
documentary and exhibition industries.

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