Description
- Philip Bloom is a filmmaker Known for his pioneering work with DSLRs, his blogs, education and YouTube channel.
- He has worked as a cinematographer and cameraman for Lucasfilm, CNN, SKY, BBC and many more.
- Philip has been a leader in camera reviews and development for many years, advising some of the largest camera companies. Formatt Hitech is proud to be partnering with Philip on "bloomGold", which Philip calls "the most beautiful diffusion filter I've ever used."
- Effect: Gold-flecked filter with the strongest impact among Soft filters
- Image Enhancement: Smooths skin, halates the images, and adds a subtle warm tone, creating a vintage feel.
- Subtle Effect: The filter produces a subtle enhancement that complements skin tones even in cool colour temperature environments
- Retained Contrast: While providing its unique effects, the filter retains contrast in the image
Customer Reviews
No soy profesional, pero me encanta resulta, muy sutil y de ensueño.
Not tried yet. If it even half as good, as Philip claims, I'm a happy person. It simply can't be otherwise!
I tried this filter out on a wedding shoot recently and was very impressed with the effect. A pleasing but subtle skin smoothing and gentle warm glow which led to cinematic wedding images with no loss of contrast. A gallery of images using the filter can be found here: https://www.browneanddixon.photography/nantwen-pentre-ifan-cwm-yr-eglwys-wedding-photography Thanks Formatt Hitech for bringing this great product to market. Mathew Browne, Browne & Dixon Photography.
Excellent service and shipment in short time. Only downside was that I had to separately pay the import duty once the package was delivered. Importy duty and taxes of course simply follow the EU-regulations and tax law, however, maybe this could have been included in the order process as well, so that total cost of the puirchase would be transparent and the associated hazzle minimized.
I got this (1/4) primarily for a project where I really needed a lot of effect, i.e a dollhouse come to life. The 1/4 definitely isn’t enough for that special case scenario (the 1/2 wasn’t available at short notice and I think I probably needed two 1/2s for what I’m ending up doing in post) but the other tests I’ve done are demonstrating a subtle enhancement of skin tones and halation in a way I find more pleasing than black or even warm black pro mist and I’m looking forward to using it on many more shoots.