Often when we are shooting with a coloured film, we come across a blue or red caste on your image. This may be due to incorrect white balance or when the lighting is not according to the standard day light.

We have known that if we wish to increase the contrast then we need to use contrast enhancement filters, and when we want to decrease the contrast we can use diffusion filters, but what do you do if you want to increase the tone of a particular colour in your frame?

As is obvious from the name, contrast filters are used to enhance colour contrasts in photographic images.

We all know by from the name that contrast filters are used to manipulate the contrast in photographic images, but before using them we need to be clear what effect they have and in what situations they should be used.

Gone are the days when Black and white photography was termed as ancient or redundant; this beautiful art is fast returning as a trendy way to shoot. Now, people are experimenting more and more with the film.

Photography can be classified into 3 major types i.e. Black and White photography, Colour photography and Digital photography. Out of these three, the Black and White photography is the oldest one.