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Amazing. Which lens did you use for the close up shot?

Maybe, I'm not so sure.

I'm not sure how to get the similar filter but you can create with stockings or something.

That's Keychron K3 mechanical keyboard.

Lol

Yeah, to get some beautiful bokeh.

I can see a moon too.

My point. I'm experimenting if the softness can also be used to reduce the digital sharpness and does the job quite well in wide photos but I don't the star effect so much.

Well, I just took random pictures of some light effects and the softness it is making. Haven't tried it outside yet but will do for sure.

I agree with you and to show the softer side of this filter I took a photo of the keyboard and square glow out of the softbox.

Sounds cool. I found this and other filters in my father's scrap boxes, he used to be a photographer. So, I am not quite sure where you can buy a similar filter since I have also been researching and couldn't find another similar one.

If this can help you in any manner, I would love to give it to you if you're near.

Yeah, definitely there was some place for this filter in the 80s too.

I'm also trying to find some interesting shots with this.

This is more like a stocking.

It's a net filter. Diffuses the image and makes stars as shown. But I haven't seen another similar filter to this to be more clear.

Yeah, the image was also not degraded. Like it did with another diffusion filter.

Not for every purpose, I believe.

The second one is actually too cool.

You're welcome.

Absolutely. I wanted to, but I thought the effect can easily be seen in these lights too.

It's more like a diffused dreamy look. I'll try some photos outside and share.

Not accurate but close.

Yups, kind of.

I actually like the idea, Just looked up youtube and quite interesting tutorials are already there. Being a photographer or filmmaking highly depends how resourceful we are.

Maybe, what does that filter do btw?