This White Mist filter from K&F Concept creates a stunning diffused, hazy effect in photos.
It softens highlights and gives a dreamy ambiance to your images without sacrificing sharpness.
The Nano-X coating is effective at reducing flare and distortion.
A great accessory for photographers looking to add an artistic touch to their shots.

Hello,

I'm going to go by points to make the review more enjoyable:

As the subtitle says, it's an opinion as a Vine customer.
The presentation is good, although the design is somewhat old.
It comes very well protected.
The construction quality is very good.
It serves to give that “dreamy” or old, analog soap opera effect. This is very subjective, who likes it and who doesn't like it. I see it as another tool to give both your photos and videos a different look (especially in this last result, very useful). The reason is that on video I get some more analog videos, which using it or adapting it to an anamorphic roll (there are optics for this) seem more like cinema.
As a matter of fact: the colors change a little, a little, but this is done by many filters from brands to higher.
Its price per day of the review is 69.99€.
In short, I liked it.
Regards!

As a big fan of K&F products, I was excited about the Nano-X series fog effect diffusion filter and I wasn't disappointed. The outstanding quality that I have come to expect from K&F has also been confirmed with this product.

Unique fog effect for softer images:
This filter is a true work of art that gives every image a soft, dreamlike light. It reduces the contrast in the highlights and creates an atrium that gives portraits and landscape photographs a soft, romantic atmosphere. The effect is ideal for concealing certain imperfections and giving the characters in portraits a brighter and more beautiful look.

High-quality workmanship with 28 layers of nano coating:
The filter is made of high-quality Japanese AGC glass and is coated with 18x nano coating, which minimizes reflections and eliminates ghost images. It is also resistant to water, dirt and scratches, which makes it particularly durable.

Ultra-slim and lightweight frame:
The ultra-thin aircraft-grade aluminum frame measures just 3.3 mm and minimizes the impact on light. Even with wide-angle shots, vignetting is effectively avoided and there are no dark corners, which can be a problem with many other filters.

Conclusion:
The K&F Concept fog effect diffusion filter is an absolute must for every photographer who wants to take their images to a new level. The combination of high functionality and excellent workmanship makes it an indispensable tool in my photography accessories. I am blown away by the quality and effects this filter delivers and would recommend it to anyone who wants to enchant their photographic work. Full 5 stars for an outstanding product!

Another great K&F filter that I pride myself on having and that allows you to embellish your shots, in this case through a white mist filter. Rather pleasant as a result, not evident on many occasions but you notice its presence in the straight and geometric parts that lose part of their definition and become quite muffled. On the portraits it has a very 80s effect, absolutely pleasant, reminiscent of soap opera images. For many subjects it is a godsend, especially in these times of extreme definition that do not give away that retro “pasta” that makes the photos unique.
The final result is decidedly good, clearly it should be known how to use it because clearly it is an effect that, when originally set during the shot, is not removable, when common sense would say to shoot at maximum definition and at most add “mist” effects in post-production.
Recommended for analog photo experiments and experts.

In recent years, despite the possibilities offered by the various photo-editing programs, the use of “specific” filters has remained a good habit, I personally use polarizing filters, Nd filters, etc. avoiding the use of photoediting as much as possible, but trying to take good photographs (or rather “trying”) directly in the car.
Starting from the quality, let's say I was pleasantly surprised, the K&F Concept brand has lately been producing really good quality products (and I'm not just talking about filters) and even in this case, I haven't noticed a big reduction in the amount of light (at least with my Nikon Z7).
The transparency is really excellent, it almost looks like a UV filter or a simple protective lens, but when you frame a subject in the foreground, you immediately notice that really interesting “soft” effect, even if less than what you get with the “Black Myst” version.
The use of this filter requires a bit of practice, at least for me since I had never used one of this type...

I hope this review has been helpful to you.

Apologies for the corny title but it is exactly that, gives an old school 70s soft glamour effect to your photos when used in conjunction with the correct lighting.
Unlike a Black Mist Filter I wouldn't leave this on my camera 24/7, but I can see myself using it on a somewhat frequent basis, and of course it is manufactured to the standards one has come to expect from K&F, ie, it is built to last!

I had the opportunity to use it extensively before posting this review, and I must admit that before receiving it, I wondered if it was a good idea to buy it, as I found the product sheet photos to be overly over-the-top and very kitsch. Fortunately, these are only illustrative photos and do not at all represent the true effect of this 1/4 White Mist filter.

It actually has a very subtle shadow whitening effect, which slightly decontrasts the image and creates a slight glow in brightly lit conditions. (See video.)

So I'm very happy with it, because before that, I only had a Moment Cinebloom 20% filter, which had an effect that was far too pronounced for my taste and was only usable in very few situations, unlike this 1/4 White Mist, which I could almost leave on my lenses permanently.

The effect filter works well; it acts like a soft focus on light sources in the image and creates very atmospheric shots in the right ambient light. It's one of the filters I use most often and would recommend. It's especially useful for filming.