We have measured the optical transmittance of UV-cured epoxy PDLC films at normal incidence as a function of applied voltage for a number of different wavelengths. By controlling the cure rate of each film, we were able to study a range of droplet sizes from approximately 0.5 microns to 2.5 microns. By assuming a simple exponential decay law for the transmitted intensity, we have extracted the wavelength dependence of the effective droplet scattering cross-section. This cross-section depends strongly on both the applied voltage and the droplet size. We compare the results with a model based on the anomalous diffraction description of the scattering and find good quantitative agreement.