Graffi’s Filter Simulator Action Pack based on the original Kodak Wratten Photo Filter Sets
§ #1A Kodak Wratten: UV Skylight filter (Use outdoors to reduce blue and add warmth)
§ #2A Kodak Wratten: Haze, Pale Yellow, UV (Reduce excess blue caused by haze. Ideal for mountain, aerial & marine scenes
§ #2B Kodak Wratten: 415 (Absorbs ultraviolet radiation under clear sky conditions, reducing blue casts and haze)
§ #2E Kodak Wratten: Pale Yellow (Reduces bluish cast & haze. Also UV absorbing)
§ #3 Kodak Wratten: Schott CG 455 (Light Yellow Filter – removes excess blue in aerial photos. Recommended for landscapes when the sun is positioned low)
§ #8 Kodak Wratten: Yellow 2 (022, Schott CG 495) (Tonal correction outdoors with panchromatic film. Produces greater contrast in clouds against blue skis and foliage. Used for creating B&W images)
§ #9 Kodak Wratten : Yellow 3 (023, Schott OG 515) (Deep yellow for strong cloud contrast; used in B&W images.)
§ #11 Kodak Wratten: Green 1 X1 (060) (Nice outdoor filter for pleasing flesh tones in portraits against a blue sky; use before converting to B&W to render landscapes, foliage or natural sky)
§ #12 Kodak Wratten : Yellow (099, Schott OG 530) (Minus-Blue; cuts haze in outdoors, excess blue of full moon in astrophotography)
§ #15 Kodak Wratten : Deep Yellow (G) (Used mostly for B&W images. Renders dramatic dark skies, marine scenes or aerial B&W photos. Enhances contrast)
§ #16 Kodak Wratten : Yellow-Orange (040, Schott CG) (Deeper than #5; darkens blue and violet as well as green & yellow-green; for all landscape & architectural photography which require clear contours. Popular for nudes under natural light.)
§ #18A Kodak Wratten : UV (Has no effect on digital images)
§ #21 Kodak Wratten : Orange (Absorbs blues and blue-greens; renders blue tones darker)
§ #22 Kodak Wratten: Yellow 8 (041, Schott OG 570) (Red-Orange; corrects rendition of sky, cloud, dramatic stormy clouds, or foliage; use before converting to B&W)
§ #23A Kodak Wratten: light Red (Contrast effects; darkens sky & water; architectural photos; suppresses purple, blue and green; brightens red, orange, yellow-orange and yellow)
§ #24 Kodak Wratten: Red (090, Schott RG 595) (darkens blue skies and sun-cast shadows; strong contrast effects; darkens diffuse reflection from foliage)
§ #25 Kodak Wratten: Red 1 (Dramatic sky effects; can simulate moonlit scenes)
§ #26 Kodak Wratten: Red
§ #29 Kodak Wratten: Deep Red (091, Schott RG 625) (strong contrasts)
§ #32 Kodak Wratten : Magenta (Minus-green (#12 is minus-blue; #44A is minus-red))
§ #33 Kodak Wratten: Magenta (Strong green absorption)
§ #34A Kodak Wratten: Violet (minus-green/plus-blue for images shot under fluorescent lighting)
§ #38A Kodak Wratten: Blue (Covers blue and green; contrast filter for some UV and green absorption; increases contrast in B&W of yellow or orange subjects)
§ #39 Kodak Wratten: Blue (Contrast filter)
§ #44 Kodak Wratten: Light blue-green (minus-red filter)
§ #44A Kodak Wratten: Minus-red (Emphasizes blue and green)
§ #47 Kodak Wratten: Dark Blue (Accentuates haze & fog; adds contrast)
§ #47A Kodak Wratten: Light Blue (special effects)
§ #47B Kodak Wratten: Dark Blue (special effects)
§ #58 Kodak Wratten: Dark Green (special effects; adds detail to light foliage)
§ #61 Kodak Wratten: Dark green (Extreme lightening of foliage; great for springtime landscape images)
§ #70 Kodak Wratten: Red (Schott RG 665) (for Infrared effects)
§ #74 Kodak Wratten: Dark Green
§ #80A Kodak Wratten : KB 15 (Converts daylight film for use with 3200*K lamps; good for indoors lit by 100w or less incandescent bulbs)
§ #80B Kodak Wratten: KB12 (Converts daylight film for 3400*k lamps; use to avoid strong yellow-orange color tones)
§ #80C Kodak Wratten: (For use with clear flash & daylight color film)
§ #80D Kodak Wratten : (Converts tungsten light to daylight)
§ #81 Kodak Wratten: Amber (Light balancing yellowish warming filter)
§ #81A Kodak Wratten: Amber (Balances daylight films to electronic flash; corrects Type B film for use with 3400*k lamps; prevents excessive blue – perfect for overcast days)
§ #81B Kodak Wratten: Amber (Warmer than #81A)
§ #81C Kodak Wratten: KR 3 (Permits the use of clear flash lamps; prevents blue cast in cloudy/rainy weather; use under cloudless skies – mountain, seaside or midday sun)
§ #81D Kodak Wratten: Amber (Allows Kodachrome Type A color film to be used with flash – 500k warming filter)
§ #81E Kodak Wratten: Amber (Good for open summer shade where most light is from a blue sky)
§ #82 Kodak Wratten: (for any 100* increase in Kelvin temp for color rendering)
§ #82A Kodak Wratten: KB 1.5 (reduce reds with daylight film when the sun is low on the horizon)
§ #82B Kodak Wratten: (For cooler results)
§ #82C Kodak Wratten: KB 3 (for cooler results; cooling filter)
§ #85 Kodak Wratten: KR 12 (Converts Type A tungsten film to daylight; use with electronic flash)
§ #85B Kodak Wratten: KR 15 (Converts Type B film to daylight; use in mountain scenes)
§ #85C Kodak Wratten: Amber (For warmer results with daylight film)
§ #85N3 Kodak Wratten: Amber (Used to provide significant color temperature changes)
§ #85N6 Kodak Wratten: Amber (significant changes in color temperature of lighting)
§ #85N9 Kodak Wratten: Amber (significant changes in color temperature of lighting)
§ #87 Kodak Wratten: Infra Red (Schott RG 780) (Infrared filter - greater than 770nm)
§ #87B Kodak Wratten: Infrared
§ #87C Kodak Wratten: Infrared (093, Schott RG 830) (infrared filter; filters the entire spectrum)
§ #88B Kodak Wratten: Infrared
§ #89B Kodak Wratten: Infrared (infrared photos; esp aerial)
§ #90 Kodak Wratten: Dark grayish Amber (monochrome images)
§ #92 Kodak Wratten: Red
§ #96 Kodak Wratten: Dark Grayish Amber (neutralizing; controls luminance)
§ #98 Kodak Wratten: Blue
§ #99 Kodak Wratten: Green
§ #102 Kodak Wratten: Yellow-green (Converts photocell response to luminosity response)
§ #106 Kodak Wratten: Amber