CineBloom Diffusion Filters, 37mm / 10%
$44
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, 37mm / 10% — a compact cinematic tool for your mobile content business
The gist: This smaller-thread filter brings the same in-camera film glow to mobile-first content creators and freelancers who shoot primarily on phone-lens rigs.
- Same build quality, smaller fit: Aerospace-grade aluminum frame and Japanese optical glass, sized at 37mm for compact lens systems.
- In-camera polish: Softens skin texture and blooms highlights directly in the shot, cutting down on post-production retouching time for client deliverables.
- Balanced 10% strength: Sits between the subtler 5% and heavier 20% options — visible cinematic effect without losing sharpness.
- Built for mobile-first kits: 37mm threading matches smaller Moment mobile lenses, ideal for creators who shoot and deliver primarily from a phone rig.
Fstoppers’ review of the CineBloom line confirmed the filters keep images sharp while adding a subtle, classic-cinema glow — a useful selling point when pitching a “cinematic” content package to clients.
Best for: mobile-first content creators and freelancers building a phone-based video service. Skip it if: your primary camera uses a larger lens thread than 37mm. Runs ~$44 — check the current price before buying.
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