CineBloom Variable ND Filters - Open Box, 82mm / 20%
Our Review
Moment CineBloom Variable ND — polished client video without the filter stack
The gist: A two-in-one variable ND and diffusion filter that gives freelance videographers cinematic light control and a soft, professional look in a single piece of glass — faster to set up, easier to justify to clients.
- 2–5 stop variable ND in one filter: Eliminate the need to swap between multiple fixed NDs during a shoot day, reducing downtime and potential missed moments.
- Hard stops block cross-polarization: The machined alloy frame prevents the dark vignetting artifact that plagues cheaper variable ND filters — every frame is usable for client delivery.
- 10% or 20% diffusion strength: The 10% keeps skin tones polished and professional; the 20% adds atmosphere and reduces hyper-sharpness for social-media-ready content.
- Laser-etched control dial: Indexed stops are visible through the viewfinder, supporting repeatable setups across a multi-camera shoot.
According to Moment’s guide, the 10% strength produces “polished, blended softness” suited to professional work, while maintaining sharpness for footage that holds up at full resolution.
Best for: Freelance video creators and content studios who want to ship a consistent look without heavy post-processing. Skip it if: your work requires strict ND-only control without any diffusion (e.g. scientific or technical video). Runs ~$100–$140 depending on size — check the current price before buying.
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