Advantages of Mist Filters - NiSi Allure Series
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- Опубліковано 16 тра 2021
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Learn about the origins and uses of mist filters! Diffusion is a particularly good fit for the "extra sharp" Sirui lenses, to break their critical focus and give them a more organic and classic look.
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Great episode! Imperfections, whether in photography or filmmaking, give the image a certain character. Cold and sterile were some great ways to describe an overly-sharp, digitally feeling image.
NICE SUIT TITO!
but excellent review, love the historicic info in the beginning.
Most excellent look Tito! I agree.
Thank you Joshua! :D I got the suit for my graduation a few years back and I'm trying to get the value out of it by wearing it on videos. hahaha
I am a big fan of diffusion filters! They really give a more pleasing image, and closer to what our eyes see in reality. Eyes have lots of aberrations) In fact the "cleaner" the digital image is, the more fake the staged scene looks. You start to notice sets, props, wigs, make-up and it ruins the grand illusion :) And yeah, cannot miss it - great suit, Tito! Enjoying you style.
Thank you so much for the video and work!
btw: creating your own very beginner and budget friendly black mist filter is actually pretty easy.. buy a UV filter, some black halloween hairspray, spray a thin film onto the back of the filter (so its protected from rain etc) and violá :)
if it is too strong or uneven, just wash it off and start over..
Wow, now I really gotta try this.
@@AnamorphicOnABudget Haha.. I knew you would try it! :D
Would be interessted in seeing a small comparison to the real pro filters, if you could find the time for it ;)
Have fun and thx for your excellent work!
Just got a cheap FD 24mm 2.8 (chrome nose) that has some shrooms in it and.... god the blooming is magical and it is still perfectly sharp at the same time ^^
Thanks for video Tito!
Great video sir!!
The 75mm Sirui with 1/2 filter looked extremely good. I would have thought the 1/4 would win out, live and learn.
Great episode. I have a couple Hollywood Blackmagic filters that I like. However, I need to get larger ones for my Matte box to cover the FVD16B's 86mm front. I pretty much stick to 1/8th and 1/4 on 2x anamorphic. In my testing, any more than 1/4 gets too strong for my taste. At lest with my 2x scopes
Awesome video! 👍👍👍
You’re good at this
Thank you!
You are a Wonderfull person and I enjoyed the content. 😊
Awesome work man!
Thank you! We just put out almost opposing videos on diffusion! I'm watching yours now and I agree with pretty much everything you say!
@@AnamorphicOnABudget haha you explained it a lot better than I did!! Just trying to kill the over usage of them. Lots of kids buying these filters thinking it’s making their footage look better, when in reality they’re overusing them and it doesn’t always look that great when not being used responsibly!!
So this has been a point I have been researching for quite some time. Could you possibly do an episode on how to get cinematic on a budget. Combining, affordable anamorphic, affordable diffusion, affordable lighting, and then maybe add some subtle film grain in post. It would be awesome and rather inspiring to see how close you could get! To that truly exclusive "cinematic"look. If anyone can do It you can!
I have NiSi Black Mist. I like it.
Thank you so much for this video! 🫶🏻
Hi :) Thank you so much for this video ! Now I m sure that NISI filter are my choices. But I would like to ask you if it is possible to use at the same time a circular mist filter fixed on the lens and a Nano 4″x5.65″ with my matte box? That'snk you again et bravo !!!!!!
Any major difference between the Tiffen black Pro mist and the Nisi black mist in your opinion?
Great video!!
Great video as always Tito! Love your work. At 3:22 -- Casablanca was released in 1944 not 1966!
Wooow, what a slip! Thanks for pointing it out.
Thanks for sharing Tito! Have you tried their "Allure Streak" filters for anamorfake flares?
Yep, right here: ua-cam.com/video/nlOCZBW1DXs/v-deo.html
Hi there. Very informative and helpful video. 👍 Thanks! I wonder (just out of curiosity) where you found the information about the glimmer filter use in Peaky Blinders (5:13) and what strengths why used? Thanks in advance.
Kind Regards
Willi
That's all "The Crown", and no info on the strengths used. :(
Hi! If you could take one nisi allure mist black, would it be 1/4 or 1/8?
1/4!
@@AnamorphicOnABudget please tell me why?
Hello. can we screw a sun hood on the Nisi filter? can we screw a 1/8 black mist onto a 1/4 black mist? . thank you so much
The ones I'm using are square filters, so no. I'm not sure NiSi offers screw-in versions.
@@AnamorphicOnABudget a huge thank you for so quick response! thanks thanks thanks
Is this a world first seeing the sirui 75mm? Both lenses look killer in this video.
Is it? Shhhh, dont tell anyone! :P
Wait so were you using the Sirui 75mm Anamorphic on this??
Yeah, for some of it. :)
My cavision 4x4 black mist arrives today 1/8
Dexter used lots and lots of filtration, especially grads. They stopped the latter when they started shooting on Alexa tho
Very true! I haven't watched Dexter in forever, but now that you mentioned the grads, they came back to memory!
I should've mentioned I already had Dexter on Discord. But your comment feeds into another filter video that I'm working on. :D
@@AnamorphicOnABudget the early seasons also had some massive CAs. And my sister used to have the same tiles in her kitchen as Dexter (the black/white patchwork mosaic)
Nice research on the filters, one of my favorite tools. A sort of janky question here, why do you almost always turn your head towards the right of camera center line and have your eyes all the way to the left? You seem to rarely flatten your face directly towards the lens which by the way is far more flattering for your face shape. If it is a personal style thing I guess tastes differ. From the viewer's point of view it seems like you purposely avoid directly engaging with us. That is in conflict with the great information you share that so directly impacts choices we make as film makers. Tito please look us straight in the eyes, we are not expecting a corp interview style when you are speaking to us and not another person on set.
Hahaha I love this comment. The main reason I turn my head one way or another is so I'm not on profile in the B-cam, and also favoring the light on my face. In this particular video, I messed up and did a near side key, but in most others I'm playing for the light. :)
@@AnamorphicOnABudget Cool, why do you not light it so you have the same shape lighting directly facing the cam straight on? You can always reposition the B-Cam so it is not a harsh profile if you want to avoid that type shot. Move your tools around, if you have the space to do so. You should control the shot whenever physically possible. I suggest you have the light work for you so you do not have to play to it.
Space is the biggest issue. You might notice the set for this video is different, because I just moved my office into the living room for more space, so we're improving it still. In any case, nothing here is final, and I've put as much thought and effort as I could into this one, which by no means means it's perfect. hahaha. I appreciate your input and stay tuned for improvement!
Damn I'm early.
So, I keep finding conflicting answers to this question but, in which direction do you swap out the filters as your focal length increases? if a have a 35mm with a 1/2 mist on it what strength would i use for an 85mm lens? would i use a 1/4 or a 1?
It really depends on your preference. The version I hear is to use stronger diffusion with shorter focal lengths, and subtler diffusion with longer ones. But, a lot comes to the style you want to achieve.
@@AnamorphicOnABudget thanks for the tip. most of the reputable sources I've found agree with you and, it makes sense.
Is this the dude from Workaholics?
Charles olivera UFC champ.
Lol name me one recent half decent movie or tv show that don't use diffusion filters.
Great video but your production value is disgusting, and so is your image quality. JK it's basically perfect and you're an inspiration
Hahahah! *triggered*. Thank you!
Anamorphic on a budget
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Nisi Allure .....300euros
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Being "on a budget" doesn't mean our budget is $0.
@@AnamorphicOnABudget my budget is $30... Anything to advise?
@@ArthurD A filter very similar to this is the K&F Concept Black Mist, cheaper, excellent quality but only circular filters up to 82mm. I've used it in several works and it's very similar to Black Promist.