CineBloom Essentials - 72mm
Get one of each: 5%, 10% and 20%
Our Review
Moment CineBloom Essentials Bundle — Three Diffusion Strengths for Every Travel Scene
The gist: A set of 5%, 10%, and 20% diffusion filters built from Japanese optical glass — lets you dial in a dreamy, vintage film look on any travel subject without heavy post-processing.
- Three strengths, one kit: The 5% adds a subtle soft-light glow for golden-hour landscapes; the 10% catches light beautifully on portraits; the 20% creates full cinematic bloom on backlit or nighttime scenes.
- Japanese optical glass construction: The diffusion particle blend is sandwiched between two layers of HD optical glass with a water-, grease-, and dirt-resistant coating — built to handle outdoor shooting without fogging or scratching easily.
- Softens digital harshness in-camera: Reduces the over-sharp, “digital” look of mirrorless sensors on skin tones and highlights — useful when shooting travel subjects in harsh midday sun or mixed indoor lighting.
- Compact aerospace-grade aluminum frame: Low-profile filter rings that screw onto your existing lenses without adding significant bag weight or depth to your filter stack.
Fstoppers reviewed the CineBloom as “much more affordable than filters that have been in the industry for some time” and praised its optical quality, noting it delivers a genuine filmic look without requiring heavy diffusion work in the edit.
Best for: Travel photographers and vloggers who want a cinematic, vintage-film aesthetic directly from the camera without spending hours in post. Skip it if: You prefer a tack-sharp documentary style — diffusion is a creative choice, not a universal improvement. Runs ~$104 per size kit — check the current price before buying.
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