CineBloom Diffusion Filters, 58mm / 10%
$60
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 sandwiched between two layers of HD optical glass and protected by a water-, grease-, and dirt-resistant coating. Powered by our Moment Filter Formula and available in 5%, 10%, and 20% strengths, it delivers that unmistakable filmic softness — straight out of camera. Finished with a lightweight aluminum frame and knurled grip, it screws on easily and stacks cleanly under ND or VND filters. No plastic, no gimmicks — just a timeless look you can rely on.
Our Review
CineBloom Diffusion Filter, 58mm / 10% — a film look for your travel photos and video, straight out of camera
The gist: Screw this filter onto a 58mm lens thread and get a soft, cinematic glow on sunset shots and skin tones without any post-processing.
- Real diffusion, not a preset: Physically softens harsh digital detail and blooms highlights when shooting toward light sources — golden-hour sun, string lights, candlelit dinners.
- Built for durability: Aerospace-grade aluminum frame with Japanese optical glass, holding up to daily use in a travel bag.
- 10% is the middle strength: Sits between the subtler 5% and the heavier 20% option — noticeable glow without losing sharpness.
- Fits larger lenses: The 58mm thread size matches Moment’s own Tele 58mm mobile lens and many mirrorless/DSLR lenses.
Fstoppers’ review of the CineBloom line found it delivers a subtle, classic-cinema glow while preserving image sharpness — a rarer combination among diffusion filters.
Best for: travel photographers and video creators shooting golden-hour or backlit scenes who want an in-camera film look. Skip it if: you shoot mostly flat, even daylight where diffusion won’t be visible. Runs ~$60 — check the current price before buying.
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