The first is to use a series of photographic filters backed by white paper.

Figueroa used many photographic filters for effects in the film.

It is used in some photographic filters, such as the Cokin filter system.

The table below gives approximate filter factors for a variety of common photographic filters.

The article on optical filters has material relevant to photographic filters.

Photographic filters remove ultraviolet to prevent exposure of the film or sensor by invisible light.

A diffusion filter is a translucent photographic filter used for a special effect.

This can be used for photographic filters.

Didymium photographic filters are often used to enhance fall scenery by making leaves appear more vibrant.

In combination with black and white film, the tint was actually beneficial acting as a photographic filter improving contrast.

This numbering scheme is used in photographic printing and photographic filters.

A Photographic filter is a lens that is used in photography to filter the light.

Extreme dark photographic filter like the opaque Wratten 87 can be used without problems, as they cover an thus darken only the taking lens.

Photographic filters are a particular case of optical filters, and much of the material here applies.

Photographic filters sell in larger quantities at correspondingly lower prices than many laboratory filters.

This lens is widely regarded as being prone to flare when used without a hood, and especially with low-quality photographic filters.

The use of photographic filters can cause flare, particularly ghosts of bright lights (under central inversion).

The first set may be described to contain photographic filters similar to those in Adobe Photoshop:

The Eastman Kodak Company was an early customer, using polarizers to make photographic filters.

It is also possible to achieve a similar effect with either computer software like Adobe Photoshop (after the photo has been shot) or a photographic filter.

The amber color was denser, and like a photographic filter it emphasized some colors and held back others, giving a slightly different cast to the landscape.

"Circular" polarizing photographic filters consist of a linear polarizer on the front, with a quarter-wave plate on the back.

It is commonly used as a photographic filter, and because of its resilience it is useful as a metallurgical additive.

Close-up lenses typically mount on the filter thread of the primary lens, and are manufactured and sold by suppliers of photographic filters.

Most photographic filters are made up of two pieces of optical glass glued together with some form of image or light manipulation material between the glass.