Make it easier to capture barcodes and labels on glossy packaging under bright lighting. These filters reduce glare, helping your scanner or camera pick up every detail. Also known as polarized lighting gels, they work by filtering out light coming from an angle. Because they only slightly darken what passes through, they won’t distort color. Cut them to size with scissors or a utility knife, then mount them over your lens.

Block the transmission of ultraviolet light to protect plastic surfaces and sensitive materials such as fabrics from fading. These filters allow less than 10% transmission of UV light below the 390 nanometer wavelength. They're also known as lighting gels. Cut them to size with scissors or a utility knife, then mount over windows, display cases, or your light source.

Block out stray and unwanted light. These sheets of black-out paper have a raised, velvet-like surface that absorbs light. Cut to size with scissors or a utility knife.