K&F Concept Magnetic Black Diffusion 1/8 Filter , Filter Adapter Rings, Lens Cap Filter Kit Creates Dream Cinematic Hazy Effect for Video & Photos

The K&F Concept black soft diffusion1/8 special effect filter with its unique multi-layer anti-reflection coating, function effectivly reduced the reflection came from both ground and filter itself, increasing the light transmittance to 87%. Even at its lowest density K&F Concept black soft diffusion 1/8 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 Magnetic Black Soft Diffusion 1/8 Filter Product Features

Reduces highlights and lowers glare.

Surface high-tech film waterproof, scratch resistant and oil proof.

Optical glass doubleside polishing techonlogy ensuring the HD image quality.

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

Creates a soft quality of light and pastel effect, delicate and hazy cinematic effect, provide a smoothing effect on skin tones.

Uses K&F Concept Multi-layer Coating process to protect the filter effect between two pieces of glass, dosen't effect image quality.

Waterproof

Double sides of glass with nanometer coatings, waterproof, scratch resistant , oil-proof, all round protect the filter , extend the filter service life.

Scratch Resistant

The filter made by import AGC glass , HD and hard enough to avoid general scratch , no any negative effect for the image quality.

Multi-Purpose Lens Cap

This filter cap with magnetic and thread, can both become the filter and lens cap. Support 2 ways to use:

1. Magnetic ring + filter cap

2. Directly screw the cap on the lens

【Note】

The magnetic black soft diffusion filter is compatible with 55mm 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.