Kenko Soft Filter Nostalgic Tone Orange 52mm Soft Effect Like a Scene from Anime Made In Japan 005927 Effect/Color

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🔹 Operated by Verified Japanese Sellers – Approved by JOOM, our experienced Japanese sellers provide reliable service. 🔹 Direct Shipping from Japan – Carefully packed and promptly shipped straight from Japan. 🔹 Japanese-Standard Quality Control – Strict inspections ensure only high-quality products reach you. 🔹 About Included Manuals – If a manual is included, it will primarily be in Japanese. We recommend using image translation apps if needed. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [Just like a scene from an anime] Supervised by the photographer "Akine Coco" who is popular both domestically and internationally, this soft filter creates a nostalgic look in photos "just like a scene from an anime" [Turn familiar scenery into moving scenes] By adding warmth, nostalgia, and dramatic flare and ghost effects to your photos, you can express the world in a nostalgic way. [Nostalgic tone orange that creates a nostalgic evening atmosphere] This filter makes you feel the warm light of dusk even in daytime photos. Colors are further emphasized in warm-colored scenes such as sunsets and autumn leaves. [Soft effects, ghosts, and rings also available] A weak soft effect diffuses the light of the sunset, and a coating is applied that tends to cause ghosts and rings to appear when sunlight is included in the composition. Nostalgic tone orange has been adjusted so that blue ghosts are more likely to appear. [Tips on how to use] By adjusting the brightness and other settings on the camera side, you can achieve the desired finish. Rings of light tend to occur when the sun is directly included in the composition, and the more telephoto the lens is, the larger the ring of light will appear, but the way it appears will change depending on the angle, focal length of the lens, etc., so try making fine adjustments to find the way it appears.