Optical Filters

Optical filters are essential components in various imaging and optical systems, selectively transmitting or blocking specific wavelengths of light to enhance image quality and improve contrast.

Used in cameras, spectrometers, and other optical devices, these filters play a crucial role in applications such as color correction, fluorescence imaging, and spectral analysis.

By manipulating the transmission characteristics of light, optical filters contribute to achieving accurate color reproduction, reducing unwanted reflections, and enabling advanced optical functionalities across a wide range of industries.