diffusion filters side by side comparison: black pro mist, cinebloom

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  • Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024

Комментарии • 10

  • @conannass1148
    @conannass1148 3 месяца назад

    Thanks for the video! Good comparison.

    • @atomikpi
      @atomikpi  3 месяца назад

      thanks for watching!

  • @jonatascd_
    @jonatascd_ 2 года назад

    I had the 1/4 using on the Leica Q-P and did enjoyed. Ended selling it along with the camera, but sometimes I wish I had it with me still. One I will get again. Nice video and extra kudos for sharing the link for the music!

    • @atomikpi
      @atomikpi  2 года назад

      it's a fun little effect, and a lot cheaper than buying another lens

  • @popcorny11
    @popcorny11 2 года назад

    Have been curious about the mist filters but never got down to those unread tabs from ages ago lol.. Great as always

    • @atomikpi
      @atomikpi  2 года назад

      appreciate your support!

  • @jonathan.8223
    @jonathan.8223 2 года назад

    I use a 1/8 BPM on my GFX50R, it’s good! Similarly i just leave it on. I also have the 10% Cinebloom but haven’t used it as much, would like to experiment a bit more as you have. Great that you do these kind of technical deep dives, I enjoy it!

    • @atomikpi
      @atomikpi  2 года назад

      yeah, when I first bought a 1/4 BPM I had trouble finding a comparison focused on photos (not video) and on practical shooting (not just pointing the camera at a light source, lol). glad you enjoyed

  • @dinushaphotography9424
    @dinushaphotography9424 2 года назад

    For portraits the BPM looked the best for me. I preferred the cone bloom shots on the street because, BPM seemed to lose more definition in highlights.

    • @atomikpi
      @atomikpi  2 года назад

      sometimes BPM tend to look kind of "gray"? which makes sense since the mist itself is gray (or black).