Reason to not use it at night: it is polarizer, you get 0.5-1 stop of light cut. You should only use a mist filter. Reason to not use it at daytime: it is 1/4 or 1/2 strength. For any focal length more than 50mm, it might be too much for some condition (looks dirty) like backlit. And it is unrevertable. So until polar pro come up with a 1/8 version. You should just combine black mist + polarizer filter.
Yeah you have a few good points there. However it is still a stylistic choice if people what to try it out. Plus, dont you get a strong vignette if you stack a polarizer and mist filter? That was the entire reason for the creation of these filters I do believe.
@@Chris_Palmer vintage depends on focal length. I would be surprised if got vintage from a 35mm lens by stacking (normal quality) filters. I stack tiffen mist filter + urth polarizer filter. Never encounter that issue. BTW, Shortstache doesn't shot wide angle lens often. So stacking filter is completely fine for anyone want to "MIMIC" his style.
I don’t think Moment has a polarizer and black mist filter that are combined. This one combines both the black mist and the polarizer so you do not get any vignetting. I believe moment sells a polarizer and a mist filter that you could stack.
@@Chris_Palmer I see, thanks for the info. I just got my shortstache today, do ppl stack a UV filter on top of shortstache for protection or is there no need?
@ oh I do! Well I put the UV filter on first so it’s always on the lens and then put the shortstashe filter on top of that. Oh I am excited you! What are you shooting?
@@Chris_Palmer great TIP! I just got my adapter filter from Fuji, and I need to buy a UV filter. I shot some photos last night was little dark but looked awesome. right now I am in downtown Boston shooting some classic low riders!
@@KelvynGoveo Oh that sounds so fun! I shoot with my filter all the time once you get a handle on it, its a go to filter for sure. It perfect for shooting cars
For the Filters the price is as follows: The EVERYDAY is $89.99 USD / $124.68 CAD The MIST-PL is $89.99 USD / $124.68 CAD COMBINED is $159.99 USD / $221.67 CAD I am sure this changes depending on where you are located and currency
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Reason to not use it at night: it is polarizer, you get 0.5-1 stop of light cut. You should only use a mist filter.
Reason to not use it at daytime: it is 1/4 or 1/2 strength. For any focal length more than 50mm, it might be too much for some condition (looks dirty) like backlit. And it is unrevertable.
So until polar pro come up with a 1/8 version. You should just combine black mist + polarizer filter.
Yeah you have a few good points there. However it is still a stylistic choice if people what to try it out. Plus, dont you get a strong vignette if you stack a polarizer and mist filter? That was the entire reason for the creation of these filters I do believe.
@@Chris_Palmer vintage depends on focal length. I would be surprised if got vintage from a 35mm lens by stacking (normal quality) filters. I stack tiffen mist filter + urth polarizer filter. Never encounter that issue.
BTW, Shortstache doesn't shot wide angle lens often. So stacking filter is completely fine for anyone want to "MIMIC" his style.
Sweet. Good job!
Thank ya!
are these similar to moments filters?
I don’t think Moment has a polarizer and black mist filter that are combined. This one combines both the black mist and the polarizer so you do not get any vignetting. I believe moment sells a polarizer and a mist filter that you could stack.
@@Chris_Palmer I see, thanks for the info. I just got my shortstache today, do ppl stack a UV filter on top of shortstache for protection or is there no need?
@ oh I do! Well I put the UV filter on first so it’s always on the lens and then put the shortstashe filter on top of that. Oh I am excited you! What are you shooting?
@@Chris_Palmer great TIP! I just got my adapter filter from Fuji, and I need to buy a UV filter. I shot some photos last night was little dark but looked awesome. right now I am in downtown Boston shooting some classic low riders!
@@KelvynGoveo Oh that sounds so fun! I shoot with my filter all the time once you get a handle on it, its a go to filter for sure. It perfect for shooting cars
350$ For this pice of glass
For the Filters the price is as follows:
The EVERYDAY is $89.99 USD / $124.68 CAD
The MIST-PL is $89.99 USD / $124.68 CAD
COMBINED is $159.99 USD / $221.67 CAD
I am sure this changes depending on where you are located and currency