Picked up the 20 a while back. Got some great shots with it while traveling, but MAN is it a lot in some instances. Ordered the 10 % after watching this video due to the preferable all around results. Thanks for this excellent video!
Great video Dan! Love your presentation style. I bought the 10% originally and then Moment released the 5% just as my return window was closing (darn it!) 😊 So now I own both and use the 5% as my everyday filter and the 10 for special effects. Looks great on the EOS R. New sub.
@DanYosua I already have the 10% filter have started using it for 2 days now in my event hall photography. It's perfect for my needs and I love the distinctive look. I am however going to purchase the 20% filter as well to see what the bloom will look like in my use case.
Just picked up the 20% today and I and quite intrigued by what’s to come for my photos. Unfortunately, Henry’s didn’t have the 10% in stock, but I think this will suffice greatly because I tend to do a lot of these effects in post processing.
Do not buy from Moment if you need your gear in a timely manner. I paid for one of these filters on Monday. Well it’s Thursday and the filter still hasn’t even been shipped yet lol. Worse part is I payed for 2 day fedex shipping lol 🤦🏻♂️
Well hopefully it’ll still ship in two days once it does 😅 It looks like they might not actively be stocking on Amazon so grabbing them directly from Moment might be the only option soon. Which one did you get?
@@DanYosua they shipped it 4 days after ordering even though they said it was in stock and would ship same day. AND they shipped it with 3-4 day method instead of the 2 day method I payed for. Ripped off by shipping charges right there. Not the end of the world.. but realized buying from the bigger longer established sites (B&H, Adorama, Amazon) you get a higher level of transparency, communication, clearer shipment estimates, and efficiency. I had to shoot the scenes with the “hairspray on UV filter method” and it worked. I want return the product right when it arrives but I’m not fully convinced that Moment would honor their return policy 🤣😂. Refund might get lost somewhere
@@robvision3888 Oh no, that double whammy is a big bummer 😕I would hope they'd at least get you back the differential in shipping without a hassle (even if it's only a few bucks). Good for you for improvising and shooting with what you had though. I've also found Best Buy online to be a hidden gem too. They're really good about verifying low stock inventory through live chat and setting me up with a link to a cart immediately after. I got the M1 Air and 70-200 F4 there when the other bigs stores were out around launch. I can't imagine they would have more inventory than the others, but maybe they trickle it out or got it later or something.
@@DanYosua not THAT much of a difference, Dan. Moment seems to take their stuff a bit farther. I feel as though Tiffen gets it “just right” and cinematic ENOUGH.
Cool stuff, I didn't know moment makes filters. Love the sample photos you used, can tell you spent a good amount of time testing them 👏 The effect looks cool!
I got the 20 and hated how strong it is. I couldn't return it, so it's just collecting dust. I've thought about the nostalgia fx filter from prism or getting the moment 10%.
Aww, that's a shame. Hopefully it'll be something you can find someone to buy it from ya down the road. I haven't seen the nostalgia yet, I'll have to look into that!
I don’t really know much about cameras but these filters look perfect for my filming style! I have an canon eos 700d - do you know if these filters work well with it?
So long as you have a lens that can accept front element filters (the glass of the lens doesn't extend past the front plane), you should be able to give these a shot! Often when buying filters, it can be helpful to get a filter size big enough to work on your largest lens, and then adapt it using step-up rings for your smaller lenses. That saves you from buying both, say, a 67mm filter AND a 77mm filter. I do this with my 35mm that has a small filter thread size. In some cases, for lenses and filters you use all the time, it might be helpful to bite the bullet and get multiple separate filters at different sizes anyway. If you want it to fit your favorite lenses unadapted, or want to avoid a big stack of step up rings, it might be good to go with a smaller filter for some lenses.
Not sure if you still reading comments from this vid, but I just got the 10% and I'm having terrible ghosting and reflections. I use a Lumix 12-60 mft. Not sure if there's a fix for this or is this filter really suited for primes. I know people say variable lenses are more likely to cause flaring and ghosting when filters are involved. Just wanted your input.
I am, but unfortunately don't know much about that lens in particular. I had one day where I had some moisture between the front element and the filter and that wasn't good. Other than monitoring that - I'm not exactly sure what to suggest.
Yup, sometimes I mistakenly increase the tracking of the text... so that's 10%, and the label is technically on the timeline in my project.... just way below where it's visible 😂
I don't have them handy at the moment, but I think physically they do have a front thread meaning that you could stack. In practice, you'd have to see what it does for image quality. You might get some odd reflecting, I think I had some issues when I got some moisture trapped between my front element and the filter... so not too sure. There might be other vids on stacking diffusion filters generally or it might be a good thing to check in with Moment's customer service on. If it were me I'd probably opt for the single 10 if I felt I needed 15... and then you can either add 5 later and try, or snag both if you'll use the 5 alone elsewhere.
I'm 10% gang! Anyone try the 5% yet?? ... Quick note - a few shots in the video show some ghosted reflection/glaring of lights in frame. They were all from the same morning and I don't normally see this behavior... it was especially humid when I was shooting and I was struggling to keep the filters and front element completely dry. I think that was contributing. ... Some of these shots I would never leave edited as shown if not for the comparison. I copied the same edits throughout a series of 0%-10%-20% to show the effect. Clearly you'd want to rein in some of the 20% edits.
Lol TH-cam knows. I have been working a few videos at once but wanted to get out something short in the meantime. I have faith they'll surface it so long as I'm not making total duds 🤣
On the photo side you can start to fake it - lower clarity a bit, texture. Dehaze locally around prominent light sources. But it’s tedious and not quite the same. On the video side it’s a bit harder. Or at least with my more limited knowledge, I wouldn’t know how best to try and go about it.
Thank you for the short quality video that ended my 3 hour research/youtube binge lol. Just ordered the 10% and dropped a sub!
Haha good to get the research in! Enjoy it and appreciate you sticking around
Picked up the 20 a while back. Got some great shots with it while traveling, but MAN is it a lot in some instances. Ordered the 10 % after watching this video due to the preferable all around results. Thanks for this excellent video!
No problem! Indeed, I've been using the 20 sparingly. But when it works, it works!
Bought both, seems like the 20% is great for a very artistic look like for very moody photography, while 10% is more practical for general photography
Great way to look at it
Wow I never thought the cinebloom would look that nice! The 10% is def the way to go imo, what a peaceful style
It can really be dramatic depending on the conditions!
I just bought the 10%. Paired it with my fuji 18mm! Its on my lens all the time and love how the images look!
Nice, I'm definitely using it a lot on the wide end, I'm sure that's nice lens to have it on
Great video Dan! Love your presentation style. I bought the 10% originally and then Moment released the 5% just as my return window was closing (darn it!) 😊 So now I own both and use the 5% as my everyday filter and the 10 for special effects. Looks great on the EOS R. New sub.
Lucky sub number 1275, welcome! I'm a bit jealous, I could use the subtle 5% for some shooting this weekend... a bit worried I won't want the full 10%
Great presentation and it made it easy to see how different each filter % works out in the real world shots you took.
Glad it was helpful, are you leaning in any particular direction?
@DanYosua I already have the 10% filter have started using it for 2 days now in my event hall photography. It's perfect for my needs and I love the distinctive look. I am however going to purchase the 20% filter as well to see what the bloom will look like in my use case.
@Mikertt Nice, Moment is running a ton of sales right now so you picked a good time to try them out.
Nice review. I'm going to start with the 10%!
Thanks, that's a good starting point for most!
Just picked up the 20% today and I and quite intrigued by what’s to come for my photos. Unfortunately, Henry’s didn’t have the 10% in stock, but I think this will suffice greatly because I tend to do a lot of these effects in post processing.
If you like the look they're a great way to skip some post processing time for sure!
subtlety is always the keey to filters like this. I'd go with a 10%. 20% is too much.
I recently picked up a 5% on sale, working on a small update to this vid to compare that to the 10%
It seams that 5% for closer light sources and 10% for distant light sources would be a good application of the filters.
Great job as always, Dan. Very informative.
Thanks!!
Finally a good comparison
Thank ya!! Hoping to compare with Polar Pro's mist soon!
Awesome filter review! Going to check out the 10% version🔥 And s/o to Phoenixville!
First shoutout for Phoenixville! Are you from there?
@@DanYosua King of Prussia area but not too far!
Tbh shooting this video with the 10% filter made a lot of different. The image looks much more pleasing
Glad you think so! Haha putting that step up ring to work 😂
Do not buy from Moment if you need your gear in a timely manner. I paid for one of these filters on Monday. Well it’s Thursday and the filter still hasn’t even been shipped yet lol. Worse part is I payed for 2 day fedex shipping lol 🤦🏻♂️
Well hopefully it’ll still ship in two days once it does 😅 It looks like they might not actively be stocking on Amazon so grabbing them directly from Moment might be the only option soon. Which one did you get?
@@DanYosua they shipped it 4 days after ordering even though they said it was in stock and would ship same day. AND they shipped it with 3-4 day method instead of the 2 day method I payed for. Ripped off by shipping charges right there. Not the end of the world.. but realized buying from the bigger longer established sites (B&H, Adorama, Amazon) you get a higher level of transparency, communication, clearer shipment estimates, and efficiency. I had to shoot the scenes with the “hairspray on UV filter method” and it worked. I want return the product right when it arrives but I’m not fully convinced that Moment would honor their return policy 🤣😂. Refund might get lost somewhere
@@robvision3888 Oh no, that double whammy is a big bummer 😕I would hope they'd at least get you back the differential in shipping without a hassle (even if it's only a few bucks). Good for you for improvising and shooting with what you had though. I've also found Best Buy online to be a hidden gem too. They're really good about verifying low stock inventory through live chat and setting me up with a link to a cart immediately after. I got the M1 Air and 70-200 F4 there when the other bigs stores were out around launch. I can't imagine they would have more inventory than the others, but maybe they trickle it out or got it later or something.
I spot Pheonixville!
More of a Tiffen guy myself but I do own Moment ND Filters and they’re great.
I'd be interested to compare head to head, I haven't tried any of the Tiffen stuff yet
@@DanYosua not THAT much of a difference, Dan. Moment seems to take their stuff a bit farther. I feel as though Tiffen gets it “just right” and cinematic ENOUGH.
Interesting. I’ll keep this in mind if I ever go for a 5% or equivalent
Great video, it's simple and well explained!
Thanks for watching!
que buen contenido eras justo lo que queria ver de estos filtros. para decidirme. muchas gracias por tu contenido
(usando el traductor de Google) De nada, ¡me alegro de que haya ayudado!
I’d like to see a cinebloom that would add a red halo for night shots
That would be interesting. I haven't tried them yet but the Blue and GoldMorphic from PolarPro look fun too.
Cool stuff, I didn't know moment makes filters. Love the sample photos you used, can tell you spent a good amount of time testing them 👏 The effect looks cool!
Oh yeah! hoping that they keep making more accessories for regular cameras 🤞
I got the 20 and hated how strong it is. I couldn't return it, so it's just collecting dust. I've thought about the nostalgia fx filter from prism or getting the moment 10%.
Aww, that's a shame. Hopefully it'll be something you can find someone to buy it from ya down the road. I haven't seen the nostalgia yet, I'll have to look into that!
@@DanYosua after the video I picked up again and shot a video with it. I'm going to check the footage out today! I'll let you know how it turns out!
Super useful bro. Thanks!
Welcome 👍
Great video just ordered the 20%
Thank ya! Any projects in mind for it?
I don’t really know much about cameras but these filters look perfect for my filming style! I have an canon eos 700d - do you know if these filters work well with it?
So long as you have a lens that can accept front element filters (the glass of the lens doesn't extend past the front plane), you should be able to give these a shot!
Often when buying filters, it can be helpful to get a filter size big enough to work on your largest lens, and then adapt it using step-up rings for your smaller lenses. That saves you from buying both, say, a 67mm filter AND a 77mm filter. I do this with my 35mm that has a small filter thread size.
In some cases, for lenses and filters you use all the time, it might be helpful to bite the bullet and get multiple separate filters at different sizes anyway. If you want it to fit your favorite lenses unadapted, or want to avoid a big stack of step up rings, it might be good to go with a smaller filter for some lenses.
Went with the 10% and hated it, too artificial. The K&F is actually my fave one
Ooo I haven’t seen that one, I’ll have to take a look
This is an interesting take. I have the 20% and so far if anything I find it not pronounced enough!
Interesting, have you used other mist filters that are more to your liking?
@@DanYosua No, this is my first.
Tiffen might have one strength stronger, I’m not sure
@@DanYosua Thanks. They do, and it's now on my wishlist, budget permitting.
Not sure if you still reading comments from this vid, but I just got the 10% and I'm having terrible ghosting and reflections. I use a Lumix 12-60 mft. Not sure if there's a fix for this or is this filter really suited for primes. I know people say variable lenses are more likely to cause flaring and ghosting when filters are involved. Just wanted your input.
I am, but unfortunately don't know much about that lens in particular. I had one day where I had some moisture between the front element and the filter and that wasn't good. Other than monitoring that - I'm not exactly sure what to suggest.
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This is about the full track, but to listen without my blabbering overtop 😂
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I have a fujinon35mm can some tell me how to fit a cinebloom on it because I don't see any for 35mm
The filter diameter for that looks like it might be 52mm if I'm looking at the right lens. But that's the number you want to double check
Is it supposed to be 10% at 2:56? Thx in advance
Yup, sometimes I mistakenly increase the tracking of the text... so that's 10%, and the label is technically on the timeline in my project.... just way below where it's visible 😂
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Could I stack the 10% with the 5% to get 15%? Is that how that works? Lol serious question
I don't have them handy at the moment, but I think physically they do have a front thread meaning that you could stack. In practice, you'd have to see what it does for image quality. You might get some odd reflecting, I think I had some issues when I got some moisture trapped between my front element and the filter... so not too sure. There might be other vids on stacking diffusion filters generally or it might be a good thing to check in with Moment's customer service on. If it were me I'd probably opt for the single 10 if I felt I needed 15... and then you can either add 5 later and try, or snag both if you'll use the 5 alone elsewhere.
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I'm 10% gang! Anyone try the 5% yet??
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Quick note - a few shots in the video show some ghosted reflection/glaring of lights in frame. They were all from the same morning and I don't normally see this behavior... it was especially humid when I was shooting and I was struggling to keep the filters and front element completely dry. I think that was contributing.
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Some of these shots I would never leave edited as shown if not for the comparison. I copied the same edits throughout a series of 0%-10%-20% to show the effect. Clearly you'd want to rein in some of the 20% edits.
i subscribed to you, and forgot your name. and i was looking up titles like"whats up dogs"..lol.. i finally found you because you popped up in my feed
Lol TH-cam knows. I have been working a few videos at once but wanted to get out something short in the meantime. I have faith they'll surface it so long as I'm not making total duds 🤣
@@DanYosua you should make some POV vids. keep up the good work
@@prince2thethrone like more pre-shot from the GoPro for vids like this, or like pov vlogs?
@@DanYosua where you walk around taking pics, so i can understand what you look for in taking a pic. no vlog, just you walking around taking pics
most people would choose 10 or 20%,im a beginer
Agreed. I would interested in trying the 5% but it’s probably very subtle
is there a way to do this post production? :))
On the photo side you can start to fake it - lower clarity a bit, texture. Dehaze locally around prominent light sources. But it’s tedious and not quite the same. On the video side it’s a bit harder. Or at least with my more limited knowledge, I wouldn’t know how best to try and go about it.
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