In the color photography a favorable color reproduction can be obtained when the spectral energy distribution of illuminants coincides with the balance of each sensitivity of three layers of the color film.
The spectral characteristics of the color correction filter (viz. conversion filter) should theoretically be the one which convert the spectral energy distribution of the illuminant used in the photographing into that of the illuminant fit closely for the color film.
Now on the basis of 6000°K of daylight energy distribution for the daylight type and 3100°K of black body radiations spectral energy distribution for tungsten type film, we sought the theoretical transmission curves to convert the spectral energy distribution likely to be required for the actual photographing into 6000°K and 3100°K.
Meanwhile, the necessary characteristics of color correction filter also can be expressed as the ones which covert the ratio of effective amount of light to each layer of the multilayered color film.
For this reason, the calculation for the characteristics of the filters was made in aiming at that the filters have characteristics of the filters to convert the effective amount of light to each emulsion sensitive to blue, green and red, after calculation of the spectrum in imagination the spectral sensitivity curves of each layer of the film.
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