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YELLOW Ref. 001 For Digital camera, or Film camera with B&W films. With a Digital camera, can be used in either color mode, or B&W mode. For Black&White mode, set the menu on “B&W” position and use it like a Film camera. In landscape photography and B&W mode, the Yellow filter improves the contrasts between clouds and sky. For portrait, it lightens the faces and blonde hair at the same time as it softens freckles.
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ORANGE Ref. 002 For Digital camera, or Film camera with B&W films. With a Digital camera, can be used in either color mode, or B&W mode. For Black&White mode, set the menu on “B&W” position and use it like a Film camera.Orange filter increases the contrasts between reds and yellows. It darkens the skies, accentuates clouds and strongly subdues ambient light. For architecture photography, it helps to bring out the texture of the monuments’ stones.
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RED Ref. 003 For Digital camera, or Film camera with B&W films. With a Digital camera, can be used in either color mode, or B&W mode. For Black&White mode, set the menu on “B&W” position and use it like a Film camera.Red filter must be used for extreme contrasts. By severely contrasting blue sky to almost black, it gives your pictures a dramatic character. By contrast, the clouds becomes more brilliant.
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GREEN Ref. 004 For Digital camera, or Film camera with B&W films. With a Digital camera, can be used in either color mode, or B&W mode. For Black&White mode, set the menu on “B&W” position and use it like a Film camera. In landscape photography and B&W mode, it lightens the nature and especially the greenery scenes (forests, fields...). It improves the depth-of-field and creates some unique grey tones.
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SEPIA Ref. 005 For Digital camera, or Film camera with color film. Provided your subject has neutral tone colors (beige, white, light grey), the Sepia filter will bring to your photograph a nostalgic effect, as if the image was taken many years ago in B & W, having then discolored with age.
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YELLOW/GREEN Ref. 006 For Digital camera, or Film camera with B&W films. With a Digital camera, can be used in either color mode, or B&W mode. For Black&White mode, set the menu on “B&W” position and use it like a Film camera. Yellow/Green is a great filter to be used for outdoor or indoor portraits under tungsten light. It improves the skin tones and emphasizes the feeling of liveliness. Also recommended for shooting landscapes on which this filter will improve the contrasts between sky and clouds.
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INFRARED Ref. 007 For Film or Digital cameras. For Film cameras, to be used with Infrared Color and Black&White films. This filter is equivalent to the Kodak 89B written filter with a spectrum transmission of 50% at 720 nm. The distinctive feature of Infrared filters is that they “filter” most of the visible rays and let infrared rays go so as to produce spectacular photographic effects. The process in Digital is really easy: once the picture is shot, you must “un-saturate” your image on your computer, in other words transfer it to grey levels.
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