Kenko Soft Filter Nostal Tone Orange 49mm Soft Effect Color Enhancement Creates an Anime Look Made in Japan 005866 - & - Scene-like - -

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[Like a scene from an anime] A soft filter supervised by popular photographer Akine Coco, who is popular both in Japan and abroad, that gives photos a nostalgic feel, "like a scene from an anime." [Transforming familiar landscapes into emotionally stirring scenes] Add warmth, nostalgia, and dramatic flare and ghosting effects to your photos to express the world in a nostalgic way. [Nostalgic Tone Orange: Creates a nostalgic twilight atmosphere] This filter gives even daytime photos the feeling of warm twilight light. It further enhances colors in warm-toned scenes such as sunsets and autumn leaves. [Soft Effects, Ghosting, and Rings] This lens features a coating that diffuses sunset light with a weak soft effect, and is prone to ghosting and ringing when sunlight is included in the composition. Nostal Tone Orange is adjusted to be prone to blue-toned ghosting. [Tips for use] You can achieve your preferred result by adjusting the brightness and saturation on the camera. The ring of light is more likely to appear when the sun is directly in the frame, and it becomes larger with telephoto lenses, but the way it appears will vary depending on the angle and focal length of the lens, so try making fine adjustments to find the look you like.