Product Description

K&F Concept Black Soft Special Effect Filter

The K&F Concept Black soft special effect filter with its unique multi-layer anti-reflection coating, function effectively reduced the reflection came from both ground and filter itself, black soft effect filter can soft wrinkle and pores of human skin, it delivers an effective and 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.

K&F Concept Black Soft Filter Product Features

Reduces highlights and lowers glare.

Soften wrinkles, blemishes and pores while maintaining skin tone values.

Creates a soft quality of light and pastel effect, delicate and hazy cinematic effect.

【Soft Highlight Flares, Lowered Contrast】This black mist filter can soften facial skin's wrinkles, freckles, and pores, making it more delicate, plump, and gorgeous. The mist dream effect can be better realized, showing the film effects dreamily.

Series: Nano-C Series

·Model: 1/1 Black Diffusion Lens Filter【74% Transmittance】

·Model: 1/2 Black Diffusion Lens Filter【79% Transmittance】

·Model: 1/4 Black Diffusion Lens Filter【84% Transmittance】

·Model: 1/8 Black Diffusion Lens Filter【87% Transmittance】

* 【18 Multi-Layer Coatings】Both sides of the glass nanometer coatings. Protecting the filter and lens from all around is durable.

* 【Import Optical AGC Glass】K&F Concept black diffusion filter made by imported Japanese AGC optical glass, double side multi coats, ensuring the image quality and no color cast.

【Ultra Slim Frame】 With Aviation grade aluminum,the width of frame measures only 3.3 mm, ultra slim frame no dark corners and vignetting on wide angle and long focal lens. CNC system provides exquisite curve on frame,extra friction and anti-skid.

【Note】This black diffusion filter is compatible with all 49-82 mm lenses. Please verify your camera's lens thread size before ordering. Your camera's lens thread size will be marked somewhere on the lens barrel or printed underneath your lens cap. This number is always preceded by a "ø" (diameter) symbol