Should you get a star filter?

[@CasandraContora]

i feel like for anything else that is not direct light, it acts like a black mist, it has a bit of softness, but is nice

[@Michaeltje2.0]

I have a shitty one that reduces the quality but i have to say with sunsets on a beach it works like a charm, you get so much character in your photo’s because all the light reflections in the water make shiny stars and the sun it self ofcourse too. One of my favorites to bring to a sunset beach shoot for sure. Thx maybe i buy this one instead of reducing quality🙏👌

[@art_by_adrian2913]

Great work I got one for my portrait photography work waiting for it to arrive tomorrow not for every shoot but there's been a lot where I needed it and didn't have it

[@ChristianoGioacchini]

That’s exactly why I got it!

[@sbrensbeve2388]

How's the quality of the filter? Does it effect image quality much?

[@alincostache2750]

Great video Chris,THANK YOU VERY MUCH

[@patrickrostker6693]

Sick! Gotta try this now, gonna see how it looks on film too

[@DawahLand]

Urth do some fantastic filters. Mine are 46mm so cheaper to buy. :)

[@GuusStemerding]

Sick!!!

[@ChristianoGioacchini]

Thank you!

[@chutichaoen3106]

*good job bro*

[@luisantiago]

Thank you 😊

[@raphi9993]

Ayee sum people hating on it, but for me its perfect... I do concert photography and it looks so goooddd😭

[@dealonsovideo]

I actually think it distorts the image a bit. I noticed strange micro distortions as you moved your head.

[@cananveguzellik]

Hello I've been trying to get efficiency from this filter for days. I'm bad at my videos. What should be the aperture, shutter speed and ISO settings on my camera? please help me❤

[@ChristianoGioacchini]

Hello so it really depends what’s you are shooting. But try to keep the aperture as low as possible. The iso as low as possible and your shutter speed double your frame rate. So if you are shooting at 30fps you would use 1/60

[@cananveguzellik]

@@ChristianoGioacchini My camera's aperture starts at 3.5. So should the aperture be 3,5 or 4? 🙌🌸

[@ChristianoGioacchini]

The aperture is based on the lens. Try to keep it at 3.5. But it seems like your aperture will change if you zoom in. Just keep it as low as possible

[@cananveguzellik]

@@ChristianoGioacchini Yes, as the lens zooms, the number of apertures becomes 4, 5, 6. So I'll shoot at 3.5 without zooming, right?

[@ChristianoGioacchini]

@cananveguzellik in darker situations yes. But during the day it doesn’t matter as much.

[@TheBrute268]

Dude looks like The Target Dog.

[@ChristianoGioacchini]

😂😂😂😂

[@mikekeyz9931]

Might be interesting to use while filming but for photos i’ll just use photoshop to add flares that i can control in multiple ways