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Description:
Control the stars. Frame the light. This adjustable star filter lets you decide how your highlights flare — with 4-point or 8-point starbursts, all in real time. Built with two layered glass surfaces, each etched with fine lines across the entire filter, it creates flares by how the lines intersect.
Using the built-in side lever, you can rotate one layer against the other — adjusting the overlap and instantly changing the flare style. Whether you want subtle sparkle or full cosmic drama, you’re always in control of your creative sky.
Why Creators Love It: ✓ RFL Infinity Ring™ - spins endlessly after mounting ✓ Designed for both photo and video ✓ Compatible with all camera brands ✓ Creates natural-looking 4/8-pointed star flares on highlights ✓ Ideal for concerts, night lights, cityscapes, or studio setups
Love the black hole filter, it's a lot of fun, not easy to use but you can get really creative and achieve amazing effects:) I also have supernova 1 filter and the aurora handheld glass - which is my absolute favourite:) Worth every pound! I'll definitely buy the handheld supernova II and handheld blackhole for my next wedding season:)
Perfect for sunny summer days! Instead of trying to avoid overexposed areas, with this filter you can actually make them part of the picture. It does need bright sunlight though for best results.
It's really good, but the screw mount is in the wrong place. It's hard to fix it to a camera (I'm attaching it to 15mm rods using a Vocas Rod -> magic arm adapter) and it's hard to get it in the place you want it with the screw hole being on the side. It should be on the bottom. I'd also like to see some reflectors designed for 4x5 filter trays in matteboxes. Maybe one that can rotate so you can have half filters half not, and choose where to have the refraction.