📸 Hoya 58mm Softener A Screw-in Filter: Enhancing Your Photography with Subtle Softness Review

This filter softens the image a little. The resulting image isn't as soft as when using a dedicated blur lens, but the result is still very appealing. My wife is a big fan of this filter!

This filter softens the image a bit. The resulting image isn't as soft as when using a dedicated blur lens, but the result is still very appealing. My wife is a big fan of this filter! Please note that this filter is made of acrylic and not glass and therefore requires special care to avoid scratches. Keep it in its case during use and do not use abrasive cleaners when cleaning.

I spent the weekend testing this filter. Not bad! The Hoya has many more but much smaller "lenses" on the glass surface than the Zeiss Softar. In terms of durability I would say this is a cross between Zeiss Softar I and Softar II. Of course, the price isn't even in the same galaxy as the Zeiss filter. you can't complain too much about that. I was looking for a filter for my Canon EOS digital cameras. And also. Don't waste your money on Zeiss. I was concerned that _any_ soft effect filter using