One of the great things about CameraBag is creating, sharing, and building up your personal set of Favorites. We've designed and selected some additional filters for you to download and grow your Favorites library; if you have a Favorite filter you would like to share, we'd love to see it.

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Dark Gold Depth and darkened magic for your shots. Created by Feed.			Family Stationwagon Your little brother kept poking you. A/C only worked part-time. But the day was good. From Patrice C.			Newspaper As recorded on the pages of your local daily. By Francisco T.
Red Light District A filter with washed out brightness mixed with shadows and just a splash of color. Thanks to James Ward for sending it in!			A Little More Processed Have fun with your photos. This filter from Zakirah Zakaria will make them look good all dressed up.			Warm Greys Beautiful grey tones with warmth. Try this one especially on portraits for a great classic-yet-friendly feel.
Mori Inspired by Daido Moriyama, Thomas C. created this ultra-high contrast, grainy, monochrome filter. Great for street photography, landscapes, and even portraits.			Darkened Softness With lurking subtle green/brown shadows, this is another alluring filter from Chris.			Dream Like a memory from the land of Nod, we love this one for well-lit portraits and landscapes.
Grindhouse Grainy, washed out, pink and cream, fabulous. Sent in by Mark.			Wonder Blown-out and glowing, this filter from Tom brings photos into an enchanted fairytale.			Seventies Beautiful scenes with nostalgic flair. A definite favorite. (Thanks, Chris!)
Old Matte The gentle hues and soft corners from Chris' filter bring a creamy calm to photos.			Color Splash Bringing the bright tones out play, this great filter from Chris is a favorite of ours for landscapes.			Instant 70s Warm brown and reddish tones give a soft and nostalgic feel, snapping photos back decades into the past.
Archive Solemn black-and-white like archival footage, this filter from Tom is a great addtion to your black-and-white filter palette.			Pink Leak Dramatic light splashes through the image in this filter sent from Mark P.			1982 Magazine This filter from Marcus O. has a sunny, warm, and fuzzy feel with red shadows, warm greens, and a bit of oversaturation.
Clark Light-filled monochrome like an antique-shop postcard or an heirloom photo album. Filter from Tom.			Relaxed Sepia Brent sent us this great semi-desaturated filter with upped exposure and contrast and just a hint of purple and yellow hues.			Film NC06 Following the Film NC01-NC05 line, Film NC06 is a clean filter with purple-hued depth.
Film 3X Capturing the feel of a monochrome film sensitive to blue light, try Doug's filter with the Contrast/Grain/Constrast node set on and off.			Super Lolo Doug suggests using this as a base for intensely saturated looks. Try Brightness:40, Colorcross:100/70, Lolo:100/70 for a green/purple variant.			Linen Clean and light with soft colors, this filter by Tom feels like a breath of fresh spring air.
Apocalypse A high-contrast, brightly colorful, intense, blown-out experience.			Blue Fade Martyn sent us this beautiful filter. Try it with the vignette both on and off.			Glimma Golden hues mix with dark shadows for a rich effect evoking years gone by. From Stephanie.
Slate Inspired by the original Slate custom filter from CameraBag Desktop 1. Also try Martyn's blue-tinted variant, Slate 2.			Sepia For warmer browns and creams. Try toggling the Contrast tile to get a cooler effect.			CameraBag 2.x Default Favorites A ZIP file containing the set of default filters that ship with CameraBag 2.