Reasons Why The Black Pro Mist Filter Is Worth It | Featuring X100V

[@zacx6970]

Finally a fuji user who are using this filter! Some other brand cameras shows that the 1/4 is way too strong but in Fuji it’s look in between 1/4 and 1/8 .

[@der.kommentierende.komment5275]

As I know the filter strength shows different effects on different focal lengths so the 1/8 is better for higher zoom and the 1/4 or 1/2 for wide angle. Correct me if I'm wrong 😅

[@_shaqz_]

Most helpful video out there! Now I am confident to go for the 1/4 instead of 1/8 on my x100v. Thanks a lot and keep up the great work! 💪🏻

[@henrymediagroup]

Thank you so much for your kind words and support on the video! It means a lot to us!

[@matangox]

I'm researching and trying to recreate the look of the 1995 movie Fallen Angels and I'm pretty sure they used some kind of diffusion filters in combination with an extreme wide angle lens. The whole movie is shot during night and is one of the most beautiful looking movies ever. I ordered a 1/4 black mist filter. Let's see what happens.

[@ville2536]

same. I actually been using chatgpt to give me recommendations. It told me about how the glimmerglass 5 was ethereal and stuff. But I can't find any examples of anyone actually having it so like bruh.

[@mikivli]

@@ville2536 look up the KZbinr serr

[@Genshi]

The lens they used on "Fallen Angels" was an extreme wide-angle lens that had its own unique "glow" to it, so no filters were needed. Specifically, it was a CENTURY Tégéa 9.8 mm with a Wide Angle Attachment which gives it an additional 6.8 mm. So they used the 9.8 as their "Standard" lens (a rehoused Kinoptik 9.8 lens which is the same lens used in Stanley Kubrick's " A Clockwork Orange" and "The Shining") and then the 6.8 attachment for the wider shots.

[@samipso]

I got one which I thought I’d leave on but got some pretty bad ghosting/ flaring shooting in the dark at a light source.

[@jmoriancumeresguerra618]

Same

[@JoshDerGrueneFrosch]

Nice video! Can you give me any information about how thick the frame of the tiffin filter is? So how much longer will the lens effectively be? Thank you!

[@mcmickey3344]

what about the tiffen 812 filter? does that do anything? if i don't necessarily want any hazy look, and i just take family shots and document things, do i even need a filter? thanks

[@B1TN3RD]

Question: If I set the clarity setting to -3/-4 is it not equal to a 1/4 BPM filter?

[@harrywheelwright4883]

Definitely a similar look but the x100 series has to process shots individually which slows down shooting and completely rules out any kind of bursts, even slow ones!

[@jonathanharries6118]

Really interesting information, I’m going to give this a try. Thanks very much!

[@henrymediagroup]

You are very welcome! Thank you so much for your support on the video!

[@SideshowBob44]

NISI do a 1/4 Black Mist now that screws straight onto the X100V/VI

[@ItsSleepyxo]

What movies do you see this in?

[@nathanielngosy]

Hi Henry. Thanks for this post. Your affiliate link to this product points to Amazon where it's indicated in the comments that some received what appears to be USED ITEMS BUT DESCRIBED AS NEW with lite to deep scratches on some. If you ordered there, to your observation, is your copy brand new? Hope to get your response soon as I'm contemplating on ordering before my shipment leaves for my country of residence. Thank you.

[@gurugamer8632]

Do you recommend 1/8 or 1/4?

[@abchappell01]

That was a wonderful presentation and your photos are beautiful. If you don’t mind me asking, where did you get your camera strap?

[@henrymediagroup]

Thank you so much for your kind words and support on the video! It means a lot to us! It was just a generic camera strap that we got from Amazon Canada, hope it helps!

[@ballashoes]

Mine comes on Monday for my X-S10!

[@henrymediagroup]

I’m excited for you getting the Black Pro-Mist filter! Thank you so much for supporting the video!

[@luisjimenezfuentes8616]

What size filter ?

[@ballashoes]

@@luisjimenezfuentes8616 Depends what lens you're using.

[@petps5spins32]

can you put a uv filter over this

[@videobyjnt]

Great tip, I think I may try this on my fuji 23mm f2.

[@henrymediagroup]

Thank you so much for supporting the video!

[@parranoic]

I have an old canon fd lens, the 28mm f2 that gives me similar results with street lights but I think it's because it was never cleaned xD. Anyway, can't wait for the x100v to arrive

[@marcp.1752]

My cheap trick (i own a X100 original - limited black edition) otherwise 1) Buy the TTArtisans black mist 1/8 filter - it's cheap, for your matching prime or zoom lens 2) Use a DSLR from the early days, i don't name brands and models, because otherwise the prices might rise a lot 3) The image or RAW file would being more film-esque then ever before, but with subtle strenght & effect 4) enjoy !

[@jd5787]

5D classic, D3, D700, D200...

[@marcp.1752]

@@jd5787 I can easily top that. D100, D50, D70s, D80, D90, D7000. EOS 10D to 50D and 5D. FYI, there's no 5D "Classic", it's only that some ppl named it that way.

[@jd5787]

@@marcp.1752 Hahaha 😁

[@marcp.1752]

@@jd5787 I haven't written about my Sony & Fujifilm gear. ;)

[@jd5787]

@@marcp.1752 I deliberately avoided to mention fuji as I am buying a few vintage cameras from them... 😂

[@Roman_4x5]

"Any editing in post will damage the quality of the image" - words of an amateur