SmallRig CINE 4x5.65" Black Diffusion 1/4 Filter

After meticulous crafting to meet the high standards of professional film and video production, the SmallRig CINE 4x5.65" Black Diffusion 1/4 Filter emerges as an essential tool for filmmakers seeking to elevate their visual storytelling. This filter is specifically designed to impart a subtle, velvety film-like texture, enhancing skin tones and creating a captivating halo effect that adds depth and character to your footage.

The Black Diffusion Filter series, which includes both the 1/8 Stop (ID: 4741) and the 1/4 Stop (ID: 4740), is engineered to meet the common demands for subtle softness and refinement in cinematic visuals. Constructed from high-quality imported glass materials, it features a unique interlayer structure with fine particles. This design is complemented by a proprietary multi-layer color correction film that effectively manages color biases, ensuring consistent color reproduction across various lighting conditions.

Equipped with nano anti-glare and anti-smudge coatings, the filter undergoes a dual-sided 22-layer coating process. This advanced coating technology significantly reduces glare from both direct and oblique light sources, enhancing shadow details and maintaining color accuracy. The precision-polished edges further contribute to its optimal performance, making it a reliable choice for filmmakers.

Not only is the Black Diffusion Filter resistant to mold, water, oil smudges, and scratches from sharp objects, but it is also easy to clean and store. Its standardized 4x5.65" dimensions ensure seamless compatibility with a wide range of 4x5.65" matte boxes available in the market, making it a versatile addition to any filmmaker's toolkit.

Designed by Victor Tang, this filter is a testament to advanced visual enhancement, combining unique color correction layers, nano anti-glare coating, and a fine particle structure to deliver unparalleled image quality. It produces a cinematic halo effect, infusing your footage with a frosted texture reminiscent of classic film aesthetics.