PHOTO FILM
Four different types of photographic film and print effects including;
Infrared Colour  A 'False Colour' infrared film uses one of the three colour separations on a film carrier (usually the red one) to render the infrared information, using the two remaining ones for the normal colour information. This leads to some unusual effects with objects that give off a lot of infrared light (especially foliage) being depicted in red and skys becoming a deep blue. For our simulator we used Kodak Ektachrome Infrared Film as our example.
Infrared Black & White The Black and White infrared film depicts an accurate, greyscale image of the amount of infrared light given off various objects. This can lead to errie white foliage on trees and plants with almost black skies.
Colour Print Negative This little filter turns the image into a colour print negative. To reproduce your image with a carrier film border a large JPeg image is included with the filter set. Simply position your picture within the frame then apply the filter.
Sepia Print Turn your pictures into the classic 'old' photo. Together with the usual controls we've included one to fade the edges and an ageing one to yellow and fade the whole image.
More examples Infrared Colour Infrared Black & White