Designed with filmmakers in mind, this 4 x 4" Tiffen 4x4 Black Glimmerglass Diffusion Filter 2 Densityfrom Tiffen 4x4 Black Glimmerglass Diffusion Filter 2 Densityfeatures a density of 2 for a strong effect. It is designed to subtly soften the image and lower detail resolution, often sought after by videographers who want to simulate the look of film footage while shooting on digital gear. The filter is made of water white glass and can be mounted on compatible square filter holders.

This black Glimmerglass model gives a muted, washed-out look to bright colors, and it reduces contrast due to its white halation effect. It can smooth out unwanted blemishes, wrinkles, or other fine details in a subject's face while keeping the general image in focus, suiting it well for portraiture work. Manufactured using ColorCore technology, each Tiffen filter is designed to be accurate in its effect and produce consistent results.

Subtly Lowers Detail Resolution    Adds Low Contrast, Muted Look    Smooths Out Blemishes and Wrinkles    ColorCore Technology    Water White Glass Construction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. If I'm using a VND filter, does it matter if I put this filter in front of my lens or in front of the VND?

A: If your variable neutral density (VND) filter has 58mm filter threads on the front of the filter, then no, it should not matter if you place the Moment 58mm CineBloom Diffusion Filter (10% Density) in front of the VND filter or if you place the VND filter in front of the Moment 58mm CineBloom Diffusion Filter (10% Density).

Q: 2. If I'm using a VND, does it matter if I put the Cinebloom in front of the lens or in front of the VND?

A: If your variable neutral density (VND) filter has 58mm filter threads on the front of the filter, then no, it should not matter if you place the Moment 58mm CineBloom Diffusion Filter (10% Density) in front of the VND filter or if you place the VND filter in front of the Moment 58mm CineBloom Diffusion Filter (10% Density).

Q: 3. What's the difference between this filter and a Black Pro Mist Filter? Is it fair to compare them?

A: The effect is very similar with the Moment Cinebloom filters. The CineBloom diffusion filter takes the edge off your digital sensor. It not only catches and blooms light, but softens hard edges and has a smoothing effect on skin tones, making wrinkles less noticeable.

Q: 4. Hello! Do they offer the 49mm in the 5% density?

A: Regarding the Moment 49mm CineBloom Diffusion Filter (10% Density), Moment does not have an option for 5% diffusion density at the 49mm filter size.

Q: 5. Will this fit a 50mm sony g master lens?

A: The Moment 49mm CineBloom Diffusion Filter (10% Density) is for lenses that have a 49mm filter thread. The only Sony 50mm lens that has that is the Sony FE 50mm f/1.8 Lens. If that is the lens you have that one will fit.

Q: 6. What is the filter factor for CineBloom Diffusion Filter(10% Density)?

A: The Moment 82mm CineBloom Diffusion Filter (10% Density) does not have a filter factor since the filter does not reduce exposure—it just diffuses the image.

Q: 7. Doest it provide WR protection to a Fujifilm x100VI, when used with the adapter?

A: The Moment 49mm CineBloom Diffusion Filter (10% Density) is not a weather resistant filter so it will not provide WR protection for the Fuji X100vi camera.

Q: 8. Do I need to take special care when cleaning the CineBloom Diffusion Filter?

A: To clean the Moment 82mm CineBloom Diffusion Filter (10% Density) I would recommend a high quality micro fiber cloth and lens cleaner like this one. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1097470-REG

Q: 9. Where is this filter made?

A: According to the information in our system, the Moment 49mm CineBloom Diffusion Filter (10% Density) is manufactured in China. Please be aware this can change by the manufacturer over the product's production life without notice.

Q: 10. Works on Canon Rebel t7i?

A: It will depend on the lens that you are using on the Canon Rebel T7i. Different lenses have different filter thread diameters. Check the front of the lens around the glass it usually says the filter diameter that it accepts and then you can purchase a filter that corresponds to that filter size.