What is this BS 3944-1 - Specification for flammability and dimensional stability of colour and diffusion filter material about?
BS 3944-1 discusses colour and diffusion filter material for theatre, television, and similar entertainment purposes with a focus on the specification for flammability and dimensional stability.
BS 3944-1 is the first part of the BS 3944 multi-series on colour and diffusion filter material for theatre, television, and similar entertainment purposes that specifies the flammability and dimensional stability characteristics of sheet filter material, normally of flexible plastics or similar materials used to colour, attenuate, or diffuse sources of illumination for theatre, television, film or other entertainment and similar applications.
Who is BS 3944-1 - Specification for flammability and dimensional stability of colour and diffusion filter material for?
BS 3944-1 on the specification for flammability and dimensional stability of colour and diffusion filter material is useful for:
- Television manufacturers
- HDR technology developers
- Colour and diffusion filter material manufacturers
- Design engineers
Why should you use BS 3944-1 - Specification for flammability and dimensional stability of colour and diffusion filter material?
A colour gel or colour filter (British spelling: colour gel or colour filter), also known as lighting gel or simply gel, is a transparent coloured material that is used in theatre, event production, photography, videography, and cinematography to colour light and for colour correction.
The diffusion filter material is used for reducing blemishes and wrinkles on talent by reducing the resolution of the image.
BS 3944-1 discusses dimensional stability, flammability, method of test for dimensional stability, and method of test for the flammability of a small, inclined piece of filter material. This will help you to understand the flammability and dimensional stability characteristics of sheet filter material, normally of flexible plastics or similar materials used to colour, attenuate, or diffuse sources of illumination for theatre, television, film or other entertainment and similar applications.
With obedience and compliance to BS 3944-1, you can enhance colour and diffusion filter material’s effectiveness and efficacy and manufacture a standardized product.
