I was thinking to buy this one, my number one choice was the Nisi Allure Streak, the difference is Nisi have combined the Allure Diffusion with the Streak ;) hence the larger price tag. In the end I went with another company CinePacks Clear Streak, with a more natural white streak which I prefer, combined with a diffusion filter like Moment's CineBloom, it creates amazing results.
It's an old comment, but I'm leaving a reply. Although the filter had color defects and was a NISI product, there was virtually no difference in installation order when used with a mist filter.
*This is an English comment using a translator, so it may not be conveyed accurately*What I know is that when light passes through the blue line of the filter, it is scattered in the vertical direction of the line, creating a flare effect. Therefore, to achieve a horizontal flare effect, the filter's stripes must be placed vertically.
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I was thinking to buy this one, my number one choice was the Nisi Allure Streak, the difference is Nisi have combined the Allure Diffusion with the Streak ;) hence the larger price tag.
In the end I went with another company CinePacks Clear Streak, with a more natural white streak which I prefer, combined with a diffusion filter like Moment's CineBloom, it creates amazing results.
Great review. I'm waiting on my filter to be delivered. Great tips on how it works with different focal lengths. Thank you!
Great stuff! When using the streak filter with a mist filter, is there a difference between which filter goes first on my lens?
It's an old comment, but I'm leaving a reply. Although the filter had color defects and was a NISI product, there was virtually no difference in installation order when used with a mist filter.
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*This is an English comment using a translator, so it may not be conveyed accurately*What I know is that when light passes through the blue line of the filter, it is scattered in the vertical direction of the line, creating a flare effect. Therefore, to achieve a horizontal flare effect, the filter's stripes must be placed vertically.
do you have the same problem with the corners on wide lenses? the lens flare streaks are bending at my 16mm
Haven't experienced that so far, no. But I can imagine this happening at such a wide focal length. Good to know.
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