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Is this a must-have lens filter for Fujifilm X100VI?
Do you have a Fujifilm X100VI? If you’re still looking for accessories to improve your shooting experience and results, today’s lens filter recommendation could be interesting and useful for you. In the video above, content creator, filmmaker and photographer Chris Hagan talks about a couple of accessories he wishes he got sooner for his Fujifilm X100VI: a circular polarizer with mist filter effect and a lens hood. If you’re new to using filters with this camera, he explains why he uses a polarizer/mist filter, some cons to keep in mind, and his chosen filter that provides both functionalities. He also covers why it helps to complete the combo with a lens hood to help further control the light that hits the lens. Then, he proceeds to showing the image (and footage) quality you can expect from this filter, as well as some tips to make the most out of it. Sure, the soft, cinematic effect may not be for everyone, but if this is something you’re curious about trying out, hopefully you picked up some ideas from this video! So, what do you think of this filter and lens hood combo? Have you ever used a similar setup for your Fujifilm X100VI? Do share your thoughts in the comments!
Do you have a Fujifilm X100VI? If you’re still looking for accessories to improve your shooting experience and results, today’s lens filter recommendation could be interesting and useful for you.
In the video above, content creator, filmmaker and photographer Chris Hagan talks about a couple of accessories he wishes he got sooner for his Fujifilm X100VI: a circular polarizer with mist filter effect and a lens hood. If you’re new to using filters with this camera, he explains why he uses a polarizer/mist filter, some cons to keep in mind, and his chosen filter that provides both functionalities. He also covers why it helps to complete the combo with a lens hood to help further control the light that hits the lens.
Then, he proceeds to showing the image (and footage) quality you can expect from this filter, as well as some tips to make the most out of it. Sure, the soft, cinematic effect may not be for everyone, but if this is something you’re curious about trying out, hopefully you picked up some ideas from this video!
So, what do you think of this filter and lens hood combo? Have you ever used a similar setup for your Fujifilm X100VI? Do share your thoughts in the comments!
