Kenko Mist Filter Black Mist N 86mm Soft Diffusion Effect Softens the Light Like a Scene from a Movie Water and Oil Repellent Coating Made In Japan

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Kindly confirm these details before placing your order. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [Large-diameter model of Kenko Black Mist Filter "Black Mist No.05"] Like a scene from a movie. A large-diameter compatible model has been released from the soft filter "Kenko Black Mist No.05" that creates a cinematic atmosphere. [A filter that uses a diffusing material to make the light bleed and create a dramatic impression] "Black Mist" is a soft filter that has very fine black diffusing material sandwiched between optical glass. It suppresses the contrast between highlights and shadows, creates a soft depiction, and gives a unique bleed of the light source. [No.05 has half the effect of No.1] Black Mist No.05 is a filter with about half the softening effect of No.1. It is more versatile than No.1 and can be used in many situations. [Product Specifications] ■ Filter diameter: 86mm / ■ Filter frame thickness: Regular thickness (not thin frame) / ■ Country of origin: Japan [Notes on use] *Effects may vary depending on the type of light source and other shooting conditions. The exposure multiplier is 1/3 stop, but depending on the actual shooting conditions, it may not affect the exposure.