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A Guide to the Instagram Filters You'll Soon Be Seeing on Facebook - Megan Garber - Technology - The Atlanticより。
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Normal

Effect: Also known as "no filter" (or, more popularly, #nofilter), this is Instagram at its purest: filter-free
Use for: Anything, really

X-Pro II

Effect: Warm, saturated tones with an emphasis on aquas and greens
Use for: That photo of you on the beach with your new boyfriend, meant to make your old boyfriend jealous

Earlybird

Effect: Faded, blurred colors, with an emphasis on yellow and beige
Use for: That photo of you at brunch with your new boyfriend, meant to make your old boyfriend jealous

Lomo-fi

Effect: Dreamy, ever-so-slightly blurry, with saturated yellows and greens
Use for: Food pictures -- those cookies you just baked, that steak you just grilled, etc.

Sutro

Effect: Sepia-like, with an emphasis on purples and browns
Use for: Arting up photos of otherwise mundane objects: cups of coffee, coffee stirrers, coffee stains on napkins, etc.

Toaster

Brannan

Effect: Low-key, with an emphasis on grays and greens
Use for: Pictures of your dog

Valencia

Effect: True-to-life contrast, with slightly gray and brown overtones
Use for: Pictures of Kevin Rose's dog

Inkwell

Effect: Black-and-white, high-contrast
Use for: Giving any old picture a classically old-school effect, and/or disguising bad lighting in your #nofilter photo

Walden

Effect: Washed-out color with bluish overtones
Use for: Pictures of last weekend's pool party

Hefe

Effect: Fuzziness, with an emphasis on yellow and golden tones
Use for: Making last weekend's pool party look like it took place in Palm Springs, in 1960

Nashville

Effect: Sharp images with a magenta-meets-purple tint, framed by a distinctive film-strip-esque border
Use for: Photos that call for ironic nostalgia

1977

Effect: Gloria Gaynor-level '70s flair
Use for: Photos that call for in-your-face nostalgia (particularly useful now that Facebook is Timelined)

Lord Kelvin

Effect: Super-saturated, supremely retro photos with a distinctive scratchy border
Use for: Photos that call for actual nostalgia