The 67mm Wolverine Magnetic Blue Streak Filter from Kase creates a blue streak flare on images, emulating the look of the type of lens flare produced by anamorphic cinema lenses. The two-point streak effect creates a dramatic flare from light sources and bright reflective points, and it has a very cinematic effect when shooting nighttime exteriors. The angle of the flare may be easily positioned by rotating the filter on the adapter ring.

The filter connects magnetically to the included filter adapter ring, which is compatible with 67mm front filter threads. Up to four magnetic filters may be stacked for multiple effects. The adapter ring accepts 67mm lens caps and can be left on the lens. Made of optical glass, the filter features an easy-clean resistance coating that repels water, oil, dust, fingerprint, and scratches.

Anamorphic Streak Effect Filter    Magnetic Filter with Adapter Ring    2-Point Streak    Optical-Grade Glass Construction    Rotating Aluminum Ring

• Dramatic blue flare on spotlit source
• Optical-grade glass
• Includes magnetic adapter ring
• Up to four Kase magnetic filters can be stacked
• The adapter accepts 67mm lens caps and can be left on the lens
• Hardened, easy-clean resistance coating repels water, oil, dust, fingerprint, and scratches

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the file size for a scan from a 35mm color slide?

A: It creates a jpeg image that is 5472 x 3648 pixels (roughly 20mp). The megabytes used for each jpeg varies slightly due to the jpeg compression. But roughly speaking a 32GB card would be able to hold around 5000 or more photos.

Q: 2. Does it work with 120 format film?

A: Yes, it works with 120 film.

Q: 3. My slides are from 127 film and are mounted in aluminum frames (2x2). They are much thicker than the cardboard mounts. Will they work in this device? Second question: The 127 slides were clipped all around with the Kodak Scanza. Will I get the full size scanned image?

A: It may work, it depends how much thicker your slides are. The only way to truly know is to try it. We do have a 30 day return policy.

Q: 4. Can it scan 6x7 format?

A: Yes, the Wolverine Data F2D Saturn 120 Medium Format, 35mm & 127 Film to Digital Converter (Red) can scan 6x7cm 120 medium format film.

Q: 5. Does it come with a tray for 6 x 4.5?

A: Yes, the 120 film holder will accommodate 6x4.5 film.

Q: 6. my slides are 2 1/4 x 2 1/4 in cardboard mounts. Will they work in this device?

A: The 120 insert only accepts film strips rather than mounted slides.

Q: 7. I have 120 negs that are 6x6 6x7 6x9 and6x4.5.Can it scan all?John.

A: Hi, this device can scan 6x6 and 645 film, but not 6x7 or 6x9 film.

Q: 8. Does the film holder allow scanning 35mm film without cutting it down into stripes?

A: The included film holder can accommodate any length of 35mm film.

Q: 9. Crazy Question: Can one scan negative at two or three different density ranges and then take results from each and pin together in photoshop?. Little like HDR.

A: According to Wolverine Data, they state that the unit cannot scan at different densities. It can only scan one image at a time.

Q: 10. Is it designed to scan 120mm positive color transparencies?

A: Yes it can scan 120 positive color transparencies.