58mm Black Diffusion 1/8 Filter High Definition Waterproof Anti-Reflection Green film Nano-Dazzle series
SKU: KF01.2201
When it comes to photography, people are obsessed with sharp images.
Inasmuch as I like sharp ones, I am also willing to experiment on a more "evanescent" atmosphere, something that gives the picture a different touch.
I find this filter to be particularly interesting for portraits, especially if you want the edges of he figure to better merge with the background.
K&F is a good brand, they can make very good things, I really like them. I think I am extending my collection, covering all the sizes for all my lenses.
Absolutely recommended!
I recommend it even if, in the very end, it's not for me. Or at least, it's not for me when it comes to photography. It'd excellent for video, though.
Inasmuch as I like sharp ones, I am also willing to experiment on a more "evanescent" atmosphere, something that gives the picture a different touch.
I find this filter to be particularly interesting for portraits, especially if you want the edges of he figure to better merge with the background.
K&F is a good brand, they can make very good things, I really like them. I think I am extending my collection, covering all the sizes for all my lenses.
Absolutely recommended!
I recommend it even if, in the very end, it's not for me. Or at least, it's not for me when it comes to photography. It'd excellent for video, though.
29/06/2025
I already own, love, and frequently use the 1/4 strength version of this filter, so I'm glad to get the 1/8 strength as well so I have a slightly more subtle option to use when shooting video.
I also own a set of expensive name brand Black Pro Mist filters, and I consider these to be perfectly on-par with those and would not hesitate to reach for them first on important/critical shoots.
I've had clients and subjects complain that my camera "picks up every little wrinkle" and filters like these can really help smooth things out just a bit, in a way that's not over-the-top.
Prospective buyers and those new to using diffusion filters in general should note that 1/8 is generally the least strong option in terms of effect, and that the effect you see will vary heavily depending on the source, nature and qualities of your light source.
A 1/8 strength filter such as this one can have range from having a noticeable, yet subtle effect, to having no noticeable effect at all, depending on the above factors. It's also often hard to see the full effect on a small screen/viewfinder. So be sure to practice and test with these before using them on an important project, so you're not surprised once you see things on a big screen.
I also own a set of expensive name brand Black Pro Mist filters, and I consider these to be perfectly on-par with those and would not hesitate to reach for them first on important/critical shoots.
I've had clients and subjects complain that my camera "picks up every little wrinkle" and filters like these can really help smooth things out just a bit, in a way that's not over-the-top.
Prospective buyers and those new to using diffusion filters in general should note that 1/8 is generally the least strong option in terms of effect, and that the effect you see will vary heavily depending on the source, nature and qualities of your light source.
A 1/8 strength filter such as this one can have range from having a noticeable, yet subtle effect, to having no noticeable effect at all, depending on the above factors. It's also often hard to see the full effect on a small screen/viewfinder. So be sure to practice and test with these before using them on an important project, so you're not surprised once you see things on a big screen.
28/06/2025
I wish I would take more photos with this filter, but unfortunately I don't have the chance. The effect is amazing. And for the price, it's more than just excellent.
24/06/2025
Excellent filter for softening the harsh light at midday when shooting landscapes and nature and also capable of adding some nice glow for artistic purposes depending on the position of the light source. Recommended!
21/02/2025