@@phambinh262 Black mist filters, as the name indicates, are designed to rather boost only the highlights and leave the dark areas rather dark and black. while white mist filters boost the overall image, so also the darker areas will be brightened up and become foggy and soft.
5:08 Hey, at during this comparison, looking at the words on the top of the bus, it looks like these frames were taken back-to-back. There's no way that you were able to switch between filters in less then a second. Was this comparison faked and made up in post-processing, or did the timing of the three photos just turn out this way? I'm not trying to disprove you, I'm really just confused.
Haha don't worry no offense taken. This station is exactly in the center of Athens so it's the first for this tram. It starts from here. So a lot of times it stays for 5-10 minutes there till it's ready to leave. I had a little bit of time to change the filters around before the tram left 😁 And K&f concept knows that because I send then the whole 5 minute clip of me testing the filter's Infront of that tram 💪
Hey Ilias, quick question, while looking for those filter i also saw there is a white mist filter and most people makes video about white filter vs black filter but very few talks about that shimmer, do you know the difference between the white and the shimmer i can't get a direct comparison between theses two somehow...
Very little to no difference. I think the white diffusion filter has a stronger diffusion effect on the highlights. Don't stress out to much, these are all identical filters and you will enjoy either of them 💪
Many thanks for explanation ❤
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And if you put them together ?
... Holy I didn't even think of that 😂
@@IliasKoureas 😂 looking forward to a update.
@@picbygiz will do it 😂
how about white diffusion? give me some advices
I would avoid it. A friend of mine own it and after a little bit of testing be both prefered the black diffusion and shimmer
@@IliasKoureas can u tell me why, please? Or could u make a comparision of them
@@phambinh262 Black mist filters, as the name indicates, are designed to rather boost only the highlights and leave the dark areas rather dark and black. while white mist filters boost the overall image, so also the darker areas will be brightened up and become foggy and soft.
5:08 Hey, at during this comparison, looking at the words on the top of the bus, it looks like these frames were taken back-to-back. There's no way that you were able to switch between filters in less then a second. Was this comparison faked and made up in post-processing, or did the timing of the three photos just turn out this way? I'm not trying to disprove you, I'm really just confused.
Haha don't worry no offense taken. This station is exactly in the center of Athens so it's the first for this tram. It starts from here. So a lot of times it stays for 5-10 minutes there till it's ready to leave. I had a little bit of time to change the filters around before the tram left 😁
And K&f concept knows that because I send then the whole 5 minute clip of me testing the filter's Infront of that tram 💪
Hey Ilias, quick question, while looking for those filter i also saw there is a white mist filter and most people makes video about white filter vs black filter but very few talks about that shimmer, do you know the difference between the white and the shimmer i can't get a direct comparison between theses two somehow...
Very little to no difference. I think the white diffusion filter has a stronger diffusion effect on the highlights. Don't stress out to much, these are all identical filters and you will enjoy either of them 💪
i love my black pro-mist (:
What level do you use on that? I have the 1/4
@@IliasKoureas same, 1/4 :)