Kenko Soft Filter White Mist 58mm Soft Effect Like Old Lens Description 825495 Special No.1 [Amazon Package]

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[Like the depiction of an old lens. ] Soft filter that suppresses contrast and makes photos soft and pale tones [Existence of "pair" of black mist] White mist is the counterpart of "black mist" and uses white diffusion material. It has a stronger effect of reducing contrast than black mist, reducing saturation and creating a lighter tone. [Even a high-performance lens with a sharp image will have a slightly softer depiction] Even when attached to a high-pixel camera such as 40 million pixels and the latest lens that takes a sharp image, it will slightly soften the depiction like an old lens. The feature is that it creates a slightly soft depiction while maintaining the center of focus, so you can get an exquisite softness that doesn't make you feel like you're using a filter. [When you want to create a flare.] ] Generally speaking, it is said that it is better not to have flare, but more and more people are using flare as a form of expression when they prefer depictions and effects similar to old lenses. When shooting against the light with white mist, a flare appears that softens and diffuses the light like an old lens, making the backlit atmosphere even more dramatic. *Effects may vary depending on shooting conditions such as the focal length of the lens you are using and the type of light source in the composition. In addition, the effect on the viewfinder may differ from the effect in the actual shooting result.