Feature(may vary by option.)

●Film look: the 1/8 black mist filter can reduce wrinkles, stains, pores etc. of human skin and better realise the delicate, gentle and beautiful film effect.
●Controls highlights: reduces highlights and reduces contrast - insert the gentle flower into the highlights to increase the effect of the image.
●18x nano coating: made of high-quality Japanese AGC glass with 18x nano coating reduces the reflection of the filter surface, removes ghosting
●Pastel effect: marking flares are controlled, the contrast is lowered, but with less shadow brightening for a more delicate effect.
●Extremely slim: the ultra-thin, ultra-light aircraft aluminium frame only 3.3 mm can minimise the impact on the light. Vignetting can be effectively avoided when shooting wide angles.

[49mm]

Description

K&F Concept Black Mist 1/8 Filter

The digital cameras are getting better and better, which often makes the image look "too sharp". What the filter does is to make the image look less digital. Skin tones are softened over the entire area and thus also highlights caused by sweat or decreasing powder on the skin. Reduces contrast. A rather non-specific filter that still has its use cases and has been an integral part of the arsenal of cinematic filter sets for many decades.

So if you want to see more subtle light courses around your lights and also want to weaken the rather strong reduction of contrast in classic diffusion filters, the Black Mist 1/8 filters with black additional particles is just right.


Multi Coated Optical Glass Made of high quality Japanese AGC glass with 18x nano coating reduces the reflection of the filter surface, removes ghosting, water, dirt and scratch resistant.	CNC trapezoidal frame The surface of the filter frame is designed with a CNC trapezoidal pattern, which increases rotation friction and is convenient for installation and removal	Extremely slim The ultra-thin, ultra-light aircraft aluminium frame only 3.3 mm can minimise the effects on the light. Vignetting can be effectively avoided when taking wide-angle shots.