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Gives a light purple tint, often used for morning or romantic scenes.

Introduces a bright and cheerful yellow, which can mimic the effect of sunlight.

Provides a light, airy blue that can simulate a misty or hazy effect.

Delivers a deep blue-green color, evoking water or tropical settings.

A vibrant pink filter that can simulate a sunset or add a rosy complexion to skin tones.

Offers a soft pink hue, which can be flattering for skin tones or for creating a romantic atmosphere.

Conveys a sense of warmth and richness, similar to a comforting, late-evening light.

Creates a soft, diffused light similar to frost but with a more textile texture effect.

Imitates the color of leafy foliage, ideal for outdoor scenes or to evoke a sense of being enveloped by nature.

Offers a very light diffusion, almost imperceptible, which softens the beam edge just slightly.

Creates a strong red wash, used for dramatic or aggressive scenes.

Reduces the intensity of light without changing its color; good for precise lighting control.

Provides a warm, peach-like hue, especially useful for sunset or skin tone enhancement.

Generates a warm, subtle yellow, imitating late-morning sunlight.

A soft, neutral white that simulates the effect of moonlight, not as cold as pure blue filters.

Spreads light beam evenly, reducing hotspots and creating a soft-glow effect.

Emits a very deep blue, almost ultraviolet light, often used for special effects or black light simulations.

Lightly converts daylight to a warmer color temperature, subtler than full CTO.

Converts tungsten light to daylight; cools down the light source.

Produces a deep blue wash, used for night scenes or melancholy moods.

Produces a fiery red tone, utilized to create intense and dynamic scenes that may involve fire or heat.

Gives off a contemporary cool blue tone, evocative of urban nightscapes or electronic ambiance.

Gently cools down warm light sources, less drastic than a full CTB.

Softens the light less than full diffusion; gentle softening of shadows.

A cooler, desaturated blue used to evoke night scenes, especially with moonlight.

Converts daylight to tungsten light; warms up the light source.

Matte black aluminum foil used for shaping or blocking light.

Gives a cooler, subtle blue tone, sometimes used for moonlight or cold scenes.

Projects a bright and fresh green, typically used for springtime scenes or to represent foliage.

A less intense red that offers a softer, more diffused light for scenes requiring subtlety.

A muted yellow filter, perfect for subtle sunrise effects or to emulate late afternoon light.

Simulates the warm, golden light of the golden hour or candlelight.

Enhances skin tones by adding a warm peach light, good for close-ups or portrait lighting.

Adds a green tint, which can be used to match fluorescent lighting or to add a sickly effect.

Offers a slight pink tint with minimal color saturation, helping with skin tones and overall warmth.

Cancels out green hues, useful when correcting light sources with too much green like some fluorescents.

Creates a vibrant green wash, suggesting nature or eerie settings.

A heavier diffusion that creates a soft, shadowless light, often used for film or TV.

Softens the beam and reduces harsh shadows; creates an even light.

Adds a warm and subtle amber light, mimicking late afternoon sunlight.

Projects a bright pinkish-purple light, suited for musical or dance performances.