(1) Set of 13 2"x2" optically polished chance glass filters from 2.5 to 3.0 mm thick.
(2) Set of 17 4"x4" transluscent glass filters with detailed descriptions of each, including some transmission curves.
Also available on request are the following sets from other demonstrations:
(1) A set of Kodak Wratten filters, used with some of the other demonstrations, including N3-05: COLOR MIXING VIA CHROMATICITY DIAGRAM.
(2) Sets of precision positive and negative lantern slide filters, which are used in demonstrations N3-21 and N3-22.
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						Demonstrates additive color mixing of light
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						Demonstrates additive color mixing of light						Read More
					
						Show how color TV produces colors.						Read More
					
						Detailed demonstration of color mixing.						Read More
					
						Demonstrate additive color mixing of lights.						Read More
					
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						Demonstrate color mixing.						Read More
					
						Show origin of positive and negative colors.						Read More
					
						Show colors of additive filters along with their spectra.						Read More
					
						Compare colors and spectra of negative filters.						Read More
					
						Compare colors and spectra of dyes and filters.						Read More
					
						Show colors with their spectra.						Read More
					
						Show saturation using series filters.						Read More
					
						Several color filter sets are available for use as the instructor desires.						Read More
					
						Demonstrate how negative filters combine to give color combinations						Read More
					
						Observe the color spectrum of white light using a prism filled with liquid.						Read More
					
						Illustrate color mixing of negative color transparencies.						Read More
					
						Illustrate color mixing of negative color transparencies.						Read More
					
						Demonstrate three-color mixing with positive colors.						Read More
					
						Show complementary colors by removing a band from the white light spectrum.						Read More
					
						Show why colored objects look colored.						Read More
					
						Show that light reflected from copper is a desaturate orange.						Read More
					
						Show the complementary relationship between light reflected from and transmitted by a thin gold foil.						Read More
					
						Demonstrate how color TV equipment derives its color, and to illustrate a defect in handling of saturated colors such as spectra.						Read More