@@BenGleasonMedia I'm JUST a photographer but man.. this comment section is like ????????? I don't understand the ignorance and elitism...At least the comments boost your video, cheers mate.
Aerosol hair spray onto a UV filter does the same thing. You’ll also have the ability to tune the strength of the effect depending on how much you spray
@@cyano3d good method 👍 Do not spray directly onto the UV filter. Here are my personal steps. Step One: Spray the hair spray up into the air. Do NOT spray directly onto UV filter. Step Two: Grab UV filter, now wave back and forth into the air that is saturated with hair spray. I usually do this twice to get a good diffusion level.
@@robvision3888 oh i just redid my filter but with 2 feet distance from the filter but without waving it just a direct mist at it. I prefer this one compared to the result from waving in the spray. for me the dots on the filter are smaller and as a result effect is less overwhelming. I might try to mix both methods - do a base spray of 6 direct sprays and 2 wave ones in the air. I am guessing the wave method coats the back and front of the glass which makes it super pronounced?
@@cyano3d I usually try to get the spray on the inside part of the lens filter so that nothing can rub off the hair spray as long as it is screwed onto the lens but it’s up to you 👍 you got a good method, keep experimenting and fine tuning it to your needs!
@@BenGleasonMediait’s pure stupidity actually I never heard of famous movie directors chasing the film look they either shoot on film or shoot to achieve the look not buy ridiculously expensive gear and then shoot with a 100$ filter to reduce sharpness lol he’ll even a little grain goes further and does more than a mist styled filter ever will social media ruined filmmaking
@@BloomfieldProductions Somebody once told me the world is gonna roll me I ain't the sharpest tool in the shed She was looking kind of dumb with her finger and her thumb In the shape of an "L" on her forehead Well, the years start coming and they don't stop coming Fed to the rules and I hit the ground running Didn't make sense not to live for fun Your brain gets smart but your head gets dumb So much to do, so much to see So what's wrong with taking the back streets? You'll never know if you don't go (GO!) You'll never shine if you don't glow
What people say film look is just basically improperly digitised films back in the day. If you bring your well exposed film into the dark room and use proper processing and printing then you’ll be able to achieve high performance digital camera look (maybe even better). What the camera brands nowadays doing is just exploiting the hyped market and you wouldn’t even imagine how it will look on the prints.
This comment comes up a lot, and ultimately, I have 2 reasons. 1 is because of the option to remove the filter if I don’t want that soft effect. When I’m going to a shoot I will typically have a look in mind, and for some shoots it may require the sharpness of a $2000 lens and for others I may want that same focal length but a softer look. 2, the filter is $125 USD, which is still a little pricey and I get that. But, after shooting video for 10 years, you start to experiment with your footage. Getting different effects to change things up or try something new keeps things fresh. While also shooting the sharp “boring” stuff to keep money in the bank. Ultimately you don’t have to use filters at all, and for photography it can be way easier to just do the effect in post. For video that may be a different story, which is what I mostly do, and why I tend to have a few of these filters in my bag to mix things up if I need to.
I mean hollywood movies are shot on +50k cameras 15 - 100k lenses with a 500-3000 lenses in front... This is the exact same but on a lower budget Do you expect a single slab of glass to cost thousands?? A $300 filter if top of the range...
So I have what's known as aphantasia, the inability to visualize, and I've personally never in recollection dreamt a visual dream, only the exact details of such dreams, the idea that a lucid dream could be visible for me for once is really cool, thank you
You can take a regular clear lens protector and spray some hair spray or other product lightly on it and wait to dry. Same effect. I've done it for decades.
I know its a short but xou might wanna upload the video as a full video too. The image quality on Shorts is very very limited and thus makes it hard to see the effects
This is interesting, I use an older panasonic lumix camera that just has the same effect (due to the age). I think it is because the photos are shot at 72dpi.
In the 90s we used to set a nylon panties piece stretched in between the lens and the camera body. Same result but we had to buy a bunch of panties for the whole season of video recording. Looks like film
Well adding the film type texture to it can also be achieved through usage of the ISO balancing and WB, no? Unless it creates a more 3d feel rather than that of pressing the image between two sheets of sand paper.
this lens remind me of using hairspray with my glasses on. After the spray it literally just stuck on my lens with similar particles and it cost almost nothing lol
I've fallen in love with the Tiffen Black Mist filter set - they use a different method than the sparkle coating to promote halation, which makes it a lot more subtle even at high density. They also come in different strengths, which lets you keep the look and contrast effect even when you need to tone down the strength of the halation when you have something like a neon light in frame.
It seems like it would be better to do that when processing the image, that way, you still have the original image and you can the effect more or less depending on how you want it to look.
Photography is all about having the most experience rather than purchasing the best gear in the world and being an idiot. Expensive gear might give you a slight edge, but without a certain level of skill you ain't capturing a half decent looking photo
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HEY anyone who is not willing to pay for this filter I have a tip for a similar look for cheap, I have tested it and it works great! Buy an extra UV filter and a can of hairspray, lightly spray the UV filter and there you have it, its cheap but has a great effect. I know it sounds jank but trust me, it works, just dont overdo it
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@@BenGleasonMedia I'm JUST a photographer but man.. this comment section is like ?????????
I don't understand the ignorance and elitism...At least the comments boost your video, cheers mate.
Ben what kind of camera is that?
@@pastoryoda2789 It's a Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K
* Must resist urge to wipe it *
😂😂😂
You basically never have to clean it again 😂
This comment is.....
Mussssssttttt
Same 😂😂😂😂
Aerosol hair spray onto a UV filter does the same thing.
You’ll also have the ability to tune the strength of the effect depending on how much you spray
4 sprays for base +1 to increase strength
@@cyano3d good method 👍
Do not spray directly onto the UV filter. Here are my personal steps.
Step One:
Spray the hair spray up into the air. Do NOT spray directly onto UV filter.
Step Two:
Grab UV filter, now wave back and forth into the air that is saturated with hair spray.
I usually do this twice to get a good diffusion level.
@@robvision3888 oh i just redid my filter but with 2 feet distance from the filter but without waving it just a direct mist at it.
I prefer this one compared to the result from waving in the spray.
for me the dots on the filter are smaller and as a result effect is less overwhelming.
I might try to mix both methods - do a base spray of 6 direct sprays and 2 wave ones in the air.
I am guessing the wave method coats the back and front of the glass which makes it super pronounced?
@@cyano3d I usually try to get the spray on the inside part of the lens filter so that nothing can rub off the hair spray as long as it is screwed onto the lens but it’s up to you 👍 you got a good method, keep experimenting and fine tuning it to your needs!
@@robvision3888 have you compared the results between front and back coating? And do you like the effect strong or subtle like in this video
Pro photographer attempts to replicate the old lens full of fungus I can't afford to get restored
Photographer??… im offended
offended?? i’m offended
Offended?? I'm defended
Offended?? I'm a photographer
Offended? I'm random
We need with and without comparison
Lens reviews: "only $1500 lenses with perfect sharpness are good"
Lens users: *smudge filters on $1500 lenses*
Different strokes for different folks 👽
@@BenGleasonMediait’s pure stupidity actually I never heard of famous movie directors chasing the film look they either shoot on film or shoot to achieve the look not buy ridiculously expensive gear and then shoot with a 100$ filter to reduce sharpness lol he’ll even a little grain goes further and does more than a mist styled filter ever will social media ruined filmmaking
@@BloomfieldProductions Somebody once told me the world is gonna roll me
I ain't the sharpest tool in the shed
She was looking kind of dumb with her finger and her thumb
In the shape of an "L" on her forehead
Well, the years start coming and they don't stop coming
Fed to the rules and I hit the ground running
Didn't make sense not to live for fun
Your brain gets smart but your head gets dumb
So much to do, so much to see
So what's wrong with taking the back streets?
You'll never know if you don't go (GO!)
You'll never shine if you don't glow
@@BenGleasonMedia LOL
How does it compare to glimmerglass 1?
Next time show the before and after pics or vids when u use the lens
haha yes, it is like talking about a new camera for an hour and never showing any photos from it. People are so strange...
What people say film look is just basically improperly digitised films back in the day. If you bring your well exposed film into the dark room and use proper processing and printing then you’ll be able to achieve high performance digital camera look (maybe even better). What the camera brands nowadays doing is just exploiting the hyped market and you wouldn’t even imagine how it will look on the prints.
Cheap Uv filter and hairspray can do this for free
I used to do this by getting a piece of tape and getting my finger prints all over it.
The eye shot is so good!!! Bokeh looks smooth as, although I'm not sure if that's the filter or just characteristics of the glass. Nice video!!
you're kidding me, that filter is 134 bucks.....
This is an UV-Filter with Hairspray on it😅
Wait .whaaaat this is the effect that I've been looking for.😮😮😮.. Thank you so much ❤❤
I use old vintage lenses✨
I used a Tiffen filter like that for portraits about 25 years ago.
Sir ko dil se salam ❤️🔥💪🏻
You can get a regular UV filter for like $2 and spritz it with some hairspray and get the same effect.
Yes! Yes you can
Oh wow, that makes a huge difference! Love it!❤
My friend tried photography, broke a 200$ lense, quit photography
All in the span of a day
😳
Great story, I lolled hard.
I still don't quite understand buying $2000 glass and a $300 filter to make it look like a $20 kit lens.
This comment comes up a lot, and ultimately, I have 2 reasons. 1 is because of the option to remove the filter if I don’t want that soft effect. When I’m going to a shoot I will typically have a look in mind, and for some shoots it may require the sharpness of a $2000 lens and for others I may want that same focal length but a softer look.
2, the filter is $125 USD, which is still a little pricey and I get that. But, after shooting video for 10 years, you start to experiment with your footage. Getting different effects to change things up or try something new keeps things fresh. While also shooting the sharp “boring” stuff to keep money in the bank.
Ultimately you don’t have to use filters at all, and for photography it can be way easier to just do the effect in post. For video that may be a different story, which is what I mostly do, and why I tend to have a few of these filters in my bag to mix things up if I need to.
@@BenGleasonMedia I use a DIY one of these with my GFX + GF 50mm f3.5 because that lens is too sharp sometimes.
Bc "art" bro.
Bro has beef with filters
I mean hollywood movies are shot on +50k cameras 15 - 100k lenses with a 500-3000 lenses in front...
This is the exact same but on a lower budget
Do you expect a single slab of glass to cost thousands?? A $300 filter if top of the range...
Omg I lucid dream all the time and I am thinking that this is going to show up in my dreams and I’m super excited about it
He is thinking like a 3d artist, always get as much imperfection as possible.
And that’s why Leon Edwards has the most aesthetic physique in the world
Not me thinking it would make the photo glittery 😭
Do you increase sharpness while using this filter?
I don’t! I still think it maintains sharpness even though it’s job is to soften the image! 👍
When he mentioned "lucid dream," I thought he was referring to the car. 😂😂
So I have what's known as aphantasia, the inability to visualize, and I've personally never in recollection dreamt a visual dream, only the exact details of such dreams, the idea that a lucid dream could be visible for me for once is really cool, thank you
It looks beautiful!
You can take a regular clear lens protector and spray some hair spray or other product lightly on it and wait to dry. Same effect. I've done it for decades.
Have you tried replicating this in post?
Output looks so good
I know its a short but xou might wanna upload the video as a full video too. The image quality on Shorts is very very limited and thus makes it hard to see the effects
Assuming you have a high dynamic range sensor, couldn't you just do this in post? It's basically softening the image in a way.
Mine looks like that everytime I go out 😂
Reminds me of the old days using my Hasselblads with softtar filters ! 120mm Zeiss t star for awesome dreamy effects
When you said lucid dream filter i thought it was a dreamcatcher attachment that helps you lucid dream 😅
Put this on the end of a 1.5x anamorphic while shooting open gate 4:3 at 4k30 with a 1/50th shutter speed. Peak aesthetics.
Looks nice
Beautiful!!
For me it's better when used at higher resolution that your image will still lookin sharp
Now i understand why i can't replicate a movie scene with my phone
Just touch the lens with fatty fingers.
Ever had a lucid dream before?
I have and literally every time I have one I die one way or another
the lens itself looks like my visual snow (static vision). guess i see in film halation 🤷🏼
That's a much more realistic film grain and halo effect than digital noise ever accomplishes well. I like it.
film grain??
Can also use Vaseline as cheap replacement if I'm not mistaken.
Not quite the same effect, although it definitely was/is used to soften ultra-sharp lenses.
Makes it feel like film
It looks like how my vision looks 24/7
The last picture look like romantic film fr
West Andersen wants his filter back
Beat me to it
*Wes Anderson, you absolutely butchered his name lmao
But don't you NOT see any of that texture at wider apertures?
The look of dozens finger prints on the lens
Has a Wes Anderson feel to it
Cool! Thank you 🌹
Lucid dreams? Yeah I love that song.
oh cool a simulator of what it feels like living with visual snow lol
What adapter/metabones do you use for your 4k?
It's the Metabones X0.71 adapter!
This is interesting, I use an older panasonic lumix camera that just has the same effect (due to the age). I think it is because the photos are shot at 72dpi.
"This filter removes the imperfections..."
Me after taking a selfie: ✌️
Are soham bhau mast video hota first class re mhanje true yaar well said ❤❤
why does the video look like a dream 😭😭
I prefer the ones from moment they’re better quality
That filter would drive me up the wall, making me think its got 13yrs worth of debris on it. 😂😂😂
Aaj the filter dropped
so did my heart
Makes me feel like I need to put my glasses on
In the 90s we used to set a nylon panties piece stretched in between the lens and the camera body. Same result but we had to buy a bunch of panties for the whole season of video recording. Looks like film
Such a great filter! ....🏃➡️adds to cart!
I fr thought that filter was dirty 😂😂
I think it emulates blooming effects, not the halation.
I love the idea of using a high grade pro lens and then slap a Vaseline filter in front of it 😁 A friend of mine does this all the time 😋
Well adding the film type texture to it can also be achieved through usage of the ISO balancing and WB, no? Unless it creates a more 3d feel rather than that of pressing the image between two sheets of sand paper.
I bet this is what they use when filming folk horror
😂 My college days.. I used transparent plastic been sprayed, rubber bracelet to stick it 😅
You can get something similar by putting water on a normal lense and waiting for the mineral residue to deposit.
this lens remind me of using hairspray with my glasses on. After the spray it literally just stuck on my lens with similar particles and it cost almost nothing lol
Ah yes. I understood, perhaps, 10 words of all that.
If I found that shiet in camera store lying around. It’s just reflexes to take microfibres cloth and wipe it..
Looks like every A24 movie
it looks like my glasses after frying chicken
I've fallen in love with the Tiffen Black Mist filter set - they use a different method than the sparkle coating to promote halation, which makes it a lot more subtle even at high density. They also come in different strengths, which lets you keep the look and contrast effect even when you need to tone down the strength of the halation when you have something like a neon light in frame.
Er, keep the halation when you need to tone down the contrast. Derp.
Looks like my XS max front cam who tends to have this “lucid dream filter” after 4 years of service.
Thought I was getting COD load out in the beginning when he saying what type of camera it was
It seems like it would be better to do that when processing the image, that way, you still have the original image and you can the effect more or less depending on how you want it to look.
You've never shot video then if you think this isn't easier and more effective for some budgets and time
My lucid dreams are sharper than reality 😅
My 1990 Canon Film Camera lens already come with the filter 😂 30 years of fungus build up inside the lens
Yummy 🤤
@@BenGleasonMedia …
Too much? 😅😅
Pretty dang cool, also well done with the video, really good editing and shots!
You can do it DIY with a cheap filter and hairspray
I tried the nostalgia filter on a already yellowed lens on 120 film and I’m not sure it was a good call, lol perhaps a filter for digital
All I can hear is the faint sound of money-
Photography, the only hobby where the amount of money you have is the only thing defining your skill level
🧢
That's some horseshit lol
Photography is all about having the most experience rather than purchasing the best gear in the world and being an idiot. Expensive gear might give you a slight edge, but without a certain level of skill you ain't capturing a half decent looking photo
FIREEEEE
That lady is gorgeous 😊
Hell yeah she is! That’s my wife 😏
@@BenGleasonMedia God Bless you and your beloved wife 😊
I STILL SEE UR SHADOWS IN MY ROOM, CANT TAKE BACK THE LOVE THAT I GAVE U, ITS TO THE POINT WHERE I LOVE AND I HATE BUT I CANNOT CHANGE U SO I MUST REPLACE U
Bro those looks like shots from Oppenheimer
Man thats a lot of words to describe sand blasted glass
Maybe a before and after next to each other
I used to use Panty Hose over my lens for soft filter look.
Great DIY option 👍
Is this better than just throwing a filter on in the edit stage?
Amazing
HEY anyone who is not willing to pay for this filter I have a tip for a similar look for cheap, I have tested it and it works great! Buy an extra UV filter and a can of hairspray, lightly spray the UV filter and there you have it, its cheap but has a great effect. I know it sounds jank but trust me, it works, just dont overdo it
Imagine buying an expensive lens that just looks like someone shot hairspray on it