The Tiffen Series 9 Streak Filter 2mmfrom Tiffen Series 9 Streak Filter 2mmis a special effects filter designed to render a single light ray from a point light source. This filter features a single series of etched lines spaced 2mm apart from each other, which run diametrically across the filter surface. This filter is set in a non-rotating mount and can be used in conjunction with a filter holder or matte box to adjust the orientation of the light ray to suit your composition or desired effect. It is constructed from clear optical-grade glass and mounted in an aluminum filter ring.

Single Light Ray from Point Light Source    Etched Lines are Spaced 2mm Apart    Aluminum Filter Ring    Optical-Grade Glass Construction

Etched lines spaced 2mm apart produce a single ray of light from point light sources, strong highlights, reflective materials, or metallic surfaces.

Filter is designed to be used in conjunction with a matte box or filter holder for adjusting the orientation of the light streak.

Optical glass construction and clear filter substrate help to maintain the original image quality and do not affect the overall color or contrast.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do these work basically other streak filters, but the color of streaks depends on the light source? Unlike the other one-color filters that have the same streak color always?

A: Correct the Vaxis VFX 95mm Streak Filter for Tilta Mirage Matte Box (Rainbow) works like the other streak filters. The fitter will give different effects depending on the light source but more how you rotate the filter.

Q: 2. Which lenses should i use with this filter on dslr full frame sensors ???

A: I recommend at least a 50mm lens that opens at 1.4 or 1.8. Beyond that aperture, the ovals will appear cut in half.

Q: 3. Does this filter have multi-coating?

A: Technically it is not a multi-coated filter. But is made up of layers that allow different amounts of infrared light to pass through the filter and hit the sensor.

Q: 4. Does the clear filter take color from whatever the light source is? i.e. if the source is orange, will the steak be orange? Then if the source is blue, will the streak be blue?

A: The color of the light source will be the color of the streak.

Q: 5. Is the front of the cinemorph thread able? Cause im planning to thread a black pro mist and variable nd filter both size 82mm , so i need to use another step up rings on top of the cinemorph itself

A: The Vid-Atlantic 77mm CineMorph Blue Streak Filter with 72-77mm Step-Up Ring, BH #VIVAMP77CBLU, has 77mm front accessory filter threads. As such, the Vid-Atlantic 77mm CineMorph will work with 77mm screw-in filters, though you will need a step-up ring for larger filters. If you have filters that have 82mm filter threads, I would then also recommend purchasing the Sensei PRO 77-82mm Aluminum Step-Up Ring, B&H # SESURPA7782, for your usage needs.

Q: 6. Looks promising, but there's no description of what this filter does. Could you explain its purpose?

A: This Schneider 77mm True Streak Confetti filter helps create bursts of colors around the light source. A combination factor of the focal length of the lens and the brightness of the light source will determine the effect of this filter. Its best use would be for colorful light setups like concert stages or music videos.

Q: 7. Is this filter has both bokeh and flare ? Because i saw it’s comes with either flare or bokeh only or comes with both flare and bokeh .

A: The Vid-Atlantic 77mm CineMorph Blue Streak Filter is for flares. Here is a link to the bokeh version: https://bhpho.to/2NKFOSO

Q: 8. Will this cable work with BH Part # MOEXOBGSE?

A: Yes, the Mogan 2mm Replacement Microphone Cable for Sennheiser Wireless Transmitters is a compatible replacement for the original cable included with the Mogan Elite Omni Earset Microphone for Sennheiser Wireless Transmitters.

Q: 9. The overview makes this claim: Filter does not affect coloration of the image . It coloured my images green. When will the overview be corrected?

A: If your images are green when using this filter you should instead use the Tiffen ApeX filter. The green is caused by IR light reaching your sensor, the ApeX filter filters out the IR light while the AXent does not. We will speak to B&H in regards to correcting the description of this product.

Q: 10. Does this filter rotate once it's mounted like the True-Streak filters do?

A: This filter does not rotate once mounted.