CineFlare Streak Filters - Open Box, Blue Streak / 67mm
Our Review
Moment CineFlare Streak Filter — a signature look for stage, event, and music gigs
The gist: If part of your freelance work is live music, events, or performance photography, this Blue Streak filter adds a professional anamorphic-style flare that helps your shots stand out in a crowded portfolio.
- Anamorphic look without anamorphic glass: a rotatable, machined-aluminum housing with premium Japanese optical glass produces a directional streak that would otherwise require dedicated cinema lenses.
- Adjustable to the light: the precision rotation mechanism dials the streak angle to match whatever stage or venue lighting you're working with, instead of a one-size-fits-all effect.
- Built to hold up on the job: a 30-layer coating (anti-scratch, anti-reflection, anti-oil) is meant to survive repeated handling across gigs.
- Stackable system: the front ring takes a second filter, like Moment's CineBloom, for clients who want an even more stylized, dreamy look.
Digital Camera World's hands-on review specifically called out strong performance with "stage and performance lighting," while flagging inconsistent results with some light sources and "limited effectiveness in daylight conditions."
Best for: freelance photographers/videographers building a stylized reel around concerts, events, or stage work. Skip it if: your client work is mostly daytime or outdoor daylight shoots — the effect needs a distinct light source to register. This 67mm/Blue Streak unit lists near $85 new; check the current open-box price before buying (non-returnable).
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