Moment CineBloom Diffusion Filter (72mm, 10%)

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I used the Nikon Standard Profile since it adds a nice blend to the colors compared to Adobe Color or Adobe Standard which feels a little harsh at times. It would be great if you could mention the Fuji X Weekly app, because I’m hoping to reach people who don’t yet know about recipes and the app. I also have the 20% but unfortunately, wasn't able to use it because the lens I wanted to use it on was 2mm too small (35mm C mount).

There is a version for X-Trans III cameras plus the X-T3 and X-T30, and a version for X-Trans II models.While the diffusion filters help in achieving soft focus, the images themselves still retain sharpness and contrast. It's actually a pretty economical and lightweight way of getting different optical feels to your images. These filters do not only catch and bloom light but are also great for softening hard edges, providing a smoothing effect on skin tones.

I didn’t walk all that far with my camera—going down a few blocks on one side of the road, and then back up on the other side.We've been using a full production version of this 120 fps sports camera, to see what you gain (and, perhaps, lose). The additional red accent to the lens also looks really nice with Nikon mirrorless or some Leica cameras which also use red in the design. Last but far from least is Serr’s 500T, which is one of my absolute favorite nighttime Film Simulation Recipes.

Around Christmas time I took my GFX 50R out for some night/evening photos in the downtown core of Vancouver. I’m not sure which filters are right for you, but at the very least consider attaching an adapter and UV filter to give your Fujifilm X100V a little more weather protection. As you scroll through C1-C7, when you’re in-between C7 and C1, the camera will display the shooting mode (either P, A, S, or M, depending on the configuration of your dials), and it will select the settings programmed into the IQ menu, giving you a bonus eighth custom preset. You can see here in this sample, a soft diffusion on the lights, but then in the very bright lights of the background, there is almost a glow.There has been a fair amount of buzz around the Moment CineBloom and Tiffen Black Pro-Mist filters on photo forums and personally, I was interested in finding out how they would fit into my genres of general travel, nature, and street photography.