How To Get Cinematic Film Look (BLACK Pro-Mist 1/8 and 1/4 Filter)

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Hi, any comparison to Mement CineBloom 5% and 10% filters? Regards :)

Are you recording it in slog?

Is the Tiffen 55mm Black Pro-Mist 1/4 Filter

Stackable? Like does it have threading so I can put another filter on it?

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Do i need pro mist for video or photos? or can i do both with it?

Hello :) what filter do you use in this video when you are talking? If you are using a filter.
Thank you so much

what camera did you use to record this video?

thanks. awesome

Thank you!!

Hello what filter can you recommend for a beginner? thankss

This is the 1930s or 1940s B&W look from over exposure to emulsion film.

i love the 1/4

thank you for this video.

Thanks, I impulsively bought both. Think I'll grab a glimmer glass too.

I'm so conflicted. The sharper image looks so much more natural and beautiful.

Yikes! I hate it!
It just looks like you added a dust storm to the scene 🤷‍♂️

thanks so much for this video! helps so much!

Is it normal to have excessive lens flare with this filter? Gloom is ok but the lens flare are so overwhelming compared to without.

Thank you

Are they still effective if stacked with a ND filter?

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very informative- thanks Brady!!

Amazing comparisons between a few scenes and the practicality, I think I'm going with the 1/8 as it adds a light bloom, cinematic soft flare, diminishes harsh highlights, without losing too much detail from the digital perspective, the balance between digital and cinematic film like! 1/8 is it for me!

Is that true that different filters will behave differently on different lenses? For talking head videos and tutorials, for 20mm and 35mm lenses, would you go with 1/8 or 1/4? There are so many uncertainties

Hello, if I have a sigma 18 35, which filter should I buy or if I have a super takuma

Can this be used for IPhone 📱 as well?

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I dont seem to like the effect around sun lit scenes. Maybe its great for indoors.

Here I am trying to buy the sharpest lenses possible only to then add a pro must filter. 😂

The best video that I have ever see for those filters. I have one Question. I have a 77mm nd variable filter on my lens. I must buy the same diameter mm(77 to be specific) for the mist pro filter? (because you say that the correct order is: camera lens-pro mist-nd variable ) thanks! Your answer will be very helpful

For anyone who is interested; when Tiffen created Pro Mist filters they created the different strengths in order to provide a consistent level of filtration across the range of focal lengths because the filtration effect increases as the focal length of the lens becomes more telephoto. A 1/4 pro mist (black or white) will be much stronger on an 85mm lens than it will be on a 25mm lens. A common formula for using Pro Mist filters is 1/2 for 18mm and wider, the 1/4 for 25-35mm and 1/8 for 50mm and above. This principle applies to all diffusion filters. I hope this information is useful.

When I look on Amazon they have different mm sizes, how do ik which one fits my camera?

Tbh this is essential to make digital photography look good.

What size filter do you get for the canon 50mm ?

Hi Brady. I have a Sigma 18-35mm. I am interested in getting a ProMist 1/4 but the selections are from 37mm, 49mm, 52mm all the way to 82mm. Which would be the right one to choose?

no, seriously, this is the EASIEST, CHEAPEST way to instantly make your footage have that look that most people see all the time but don't actually know how to get it.

diffusion is huge in film. great video!!

Is the smooth look not just a lack of sharpness and contrast and therefore all doable in post processing in software?

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Great breakdown! Thanks for the info!

you had that strange light in the shoulder. i think it depend on the filter you're using in this video. i get the same artifacts with my freewell filters on dji drones

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Because of sunlight and 1/4 filter mix, the effect on water waves is so warm. does colour become saturated and warm with pro-mist? looking for effect on photographs and not videos

Very good explanation, thank you ❤

Best explanation of Pro Mist filters I've seen so far. Great breakdown with perfect, side by side examples that explain the concept in a way that is easy to understand for someone just starting on this subject. Thank you!

got it on my list!