Custom diffusion formula: Softens digital detail, blooms highlights, and adds a cinematic glow for authentic film-like results
Premium Japanese optical glass: Ensures high-resolution clarity and a soft organic rolloff for professional-quality images
Uncoated glass: Maximizes bloom effect and character, providing a stronger glow and more filmic character
Stackable design: Easily layers under ND or VND filters for creative control without compatibility issues
Knurled aluminum frame: Provides secure grip and effortless removal, even in challenging conditions
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Our CineBloom Diffusion Filter gives your digital camera the look and feel of film. Its unique character softens harsh digital detail, blooms highlights, and wraps your image in a dreamy, cinematic glow — all without sacrificing sharpness or color accuracy.
CineBloom is our custom diffusion recipe: a specific particle blend that’s sandwic
Diffusion strengths
5%, 10%, 20%
Compatible lens diameter
37 mm, 72 mm
Outer diameter
67 mm
Material
Glass, Aluminum
Summarized by Shop
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Loved the 10%, So I Had to Get the 20%
I already had the CineBloom 10% filter and really liked the look it gave my photos and videos, so I decided to give the 20% a try. The 20% gives a noticeably stronger diffusion effect while still keeping the image looking natural. It adds a nice glow to highlights and takes the edge off the digital sharpness without making everything look overly soft or hazy. If you like the look of the 10% but want a more pronounced cinematic, dreamy look, I’d definitely recommend trying the 20%. I’m really happy with the purchase and can see myself using both depending on the look I’m going for.
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JUN · August 21, 2026
Got this for my Amsterdam trip
The filter works so good. Got me a few great shots that I was looking for. It's not too strong at 10% to overpower your scene.
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Tejas · 17 days ago
Best diffusion filter!
I love diffusion filters, so I own filters from several brands—like Black Mist, White Mist, Nostalgia, Lucid Dream, Cine Soft, and more. For reference, I use a Sony a1m2, a7c2, and several GM lenses. My ratio of video to photography is 5:5. Compared to other filters, the Moment CineBloom filter definitely feels natural. I love that it’s subtle without being over the top. In particular, the 10% is great for smoothing out skin tones and nicely softening that razor-sharp resolution, while the 20% works really well when I want a stronger effect. I think I’ll be using the 10% filter as my daily filter for a while. I hope Moment creates a wider variety of diffusion filters with different moods in the future!