Moment CineBloom Diffusion Filter (72mm, 10%)

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As a Fujifilm shooter, I have been using the filter for shooting short video clips for my film projects and Fujifilm SOOC recipes are the Tokyo Dream recipe. When strong light is used with a diffusion filter, it'll give a beautiful haze effect around the light source while also softening the details of the subject.

I have been using this diffusion filter for most of my street photography projects and portrait shoots. CineBloom diffusion filters are a great way to take the “digital edge” off of your photographs, giving them an analog-like feel. It’s much more affordable than filters that have been in the industry for some time, and it’s built like a filter should be. On the iPhone 13 Pro, you can attach the filter over the main 26mm camera or over the telephoto 77mm camera, but not over the ultra-wide 13mm camera. Since I have done a fair amount of film photography lately it is becoming more and more apparent how my digital photos look in comparison.

It's funny how people today try to artificially create the shortcomings they used to be angry about to produce mostly ordinary YouTube videos that look like they come from the past. I like how my photos turned out dreamy and always go for the glow when using the backlight technique.

Isn't that what directors of photography did on movies to get that diffused glamor glow when shooting closeups of actresses? I want to give a huge “Thank You” to Moment for teaming up with Fuji X Weekly to make this giveaway possible! In-depth testing Latest Camera Reviews Beyond the studio tests Feature Articles and Videos see how we see Sample Galleries real world performance Field Test Videos Throwback Thursday Classic Cameras from Days Past What's that Noise? If you have started diving into the creative field, you might already know that having a good lighting setup is extremely important to achieve a great resulting image. Her “main” camera is a Fujifilm X-T4, but she also shoots quite a bit on her iPhone 13 Pro; her interest in photography and videography began with the iPhone.I think that’s generally good advice, as in most circumstances subtleness will get you the best results.

This produces a soft-focus effect that smooths out hard edges, facial wrinkles, and blemishes, giving your shots a dreamy, film-like appearance. I want to give a huge shout-out to Moment for teaming up with Fuji X Weekly to make this giveaway possible! After a period of using the 10% version of the CineBloom diffusion filter, I received a message from Joe (see below).

The glass itself is made by fusing a micro-layer of NanoBlack particulates between two layers of top-grade Japanese filter glass, allowing to maintain full image quality. I chose this particular set because the difference is obvious; oftentimes the effect is a little less apparent, especially if there is not a bright light source (such as the sun) in or near the frame. There’s not much time, so I hope that you participated for a chance to win one of five Cinebloom diffusion filters. The quality of this Black Pro Mist from KeF is excellent, the result is identical to the more expensive filters from Nisi.

The effect it gives is mainly marked when we frame light sources, creates the halo of light around the main source, whether it is the sun or an artificial light. Even at its lowest density this black diffusion 1/4 filter can soft wrinkle and pores of human skin, it delivers an effective increase in the halation which adds a pleasing depth of warmth showing the delicate and hazy movie effect in images but is not transported to the skin tone values. Per Instagram rules, this promotion is in no way sponsored, administered, or associated with Instagram, Inc. Much will depend on how much of an effect you want to see from the diffusion filter but after my first outing with the 5% version I think I may prefer this over the 10% version. The aim of these filters are to get an organic, dreamy, almost cinematic effect in photography and video production.Marys, Ontario, I tested the CineBloom filter at dusk and this is where you will see a significant change with street lamps getting a hazy glow. The CineBloom Diffusion Filter from Moment helps you achieve a dreamy, film-like effect in your footage.