Filter Factor at Multimedia Glossary
What is it? The increased exposure needed to compensate for the amount of light absorbed by a filter. A factor of two indicates you need to give the film one stop more exposure; a factor of three needs two stops and a factor of six needs three stops more.Multimedia Definition Added By: Benjamin
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