Note the bare bulb flare increasing from CS 1/8 to 1/2. There is an anomoly with the Classic Soft 1 and to a lesser degree, the CS2. Shot with a Canon 50D, Portrait shooting mode, 400 EI, 70/200 F2.8 Sigma zoom, F4 around 1/125th, JPEG. My vivacious model is actor Keliher Walsh. See Art Adam's excellent article for a good explanation of Diffusion filters: Ĭlick on Get Original Uploaded Photo, beneath the Thumbnail, and then Click on that to get the High Resolution 3000 x 2400 pixel file.
We were looking for filters that modify resolution with a minimal effect on Contrast and Flare. I also included the popular Tiffen Soft/FX and Schneider Classic Soft filters. Compatible with 4x5.THANKS to TIFFEN and SCHNEIDER Filters for providing a set of their new Black Glimmer and Hollywood Black Magic filters for this comparison test.Crafted with ultra-quality Water White optical glass.
Reduces glare without negatively affecting contrast.Softens mid-tones and highlights, adding a glow affect to the latter.Smooths wrinkles and blemishes without affecting image sharpness.NOTE: 4x5.65 Hollywood Black Magic filters are available in densities of 1/8, 1/4, 1/2, 1, and 2 these values achieve a subtle to heavy effect. Please contact your AbelCine salesperson for details and availability.
Available in standard video and cinematography sizes, these filters are also available in screw-on sizes for professional DSLR photography. Pleasant softening of bright highlights helps to control exposure while maintaining rich blacks and colors.įive density values (from 1/8 to 2) offer a wide range of diffusion, from removing a slight amount of video edge to taking years off a person's age. The Schneider Hollywood Black Magic 1/2 Filter - 4X5.65 combines the best attributes of Schneider HD Classic Soft and Black Frost filters, removing unsightly blemishes and wrinkles while providing an airbrushed texture to the image.
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