The Formatt 82mm Warm Black Supermist 1/4 Filter softens fine detail and reduces contrast but is more subtle than a standard Supermist with less lightening of shadow areas.

Warm Super Mist combines the classic Super Mist with a unique skin tone enhancer adding natural warmth. This is useful in outdoor open shade situations where there is excessive blue in the image and total control over lighting may not be possible.

Formatt, a company with three generations of professional filter-making experience produces every filter to the highest technical standards. The finest materials, together with state of-the-art production technology have resulted in a standard of optical excellence unmatched anywhere else.

Diffuses Subtle Details    Adds Warmth to Image    Lowers Contrast    Milder Than a Regular Supermist    High-Quality Schott Glass

Combines the effect of a standard Supermist with a Formatt Warm Tone Enhancing filter

The Supermist filter is the ultimate softening tool for creating a mood outdoors or indoors, in broad scenics or portraits

The Supermist is excellent for toning down excessive sharpness and reducing contrast by moderately lightening shadow areas without detracting from the overall image

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. is this Lens weather proofed?

A: No, the Sony E PZ 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 OSS lens is not a weather-sealed lens.

Q: 2. Is the lens still made in Japan? Or has production moved somewhere else? Thanks.

A: Currently, we still have it listed as being made in Japan, but as always - that is subject to change.

Q: 3. Difference between gm I and Gm ii

A: The GM2 version is lighter weight, 4 times faster in focus speed and has better edge to edge sharpness compared to the older Sony FE 70-200mm f/2.8 GM OSS Lens.

Q: 4. Can I use this with canon 7D mark II to take photos of the moon? Are there better choices?

A: A Cassegrain type of scope is the ideal scope for astrophotography. In addition to the scope you will need the Celestron f/6.3 Reducer/Corrector BH #CERC • MFR #94175 and the Celestron T-Ring for Canon EF-Mount Cameras BH #CETRCAF • MFR #93419. To mount the Canon EOS 7D to the scope.

Q: 5. is the AOV in the specs correct for a FF camera?

A: As the Sony FE 70-200mm f/2.8 GM OSS Lens is a full-frame lens, all specifications listed on our website from Sony, including the angle of view, are listed correctly and listed for full-frame usage.

Q: 6. Its this lenses made in Japan

A: It is not manufactured in Japan.

Q: 7. I've had this lens for several months on my A7 and have just recently noticed some movement / play in the lens mount. I can move the lens a little whereas before it was always solid connection. Is this an issue I should be concerned with or should it be ok? I've seen metal replacement mounts advertised but not sure if that is a good idea or not or if I should even consider? Thanks

A: Have no idea

Q: 8. Does this lens 24-240 compatible with Sony A7s ?

A: Yes it is compatible.

Q: 9. I just purchased this lens for use on my new Sony A7R III. Very heavy and hard to imagine using a camera shoulder strap that allows this lens to pull down on the camera? Damage to the camera? What solutions are there for straps while carrying this lens on the A7R while walking around? This is a new system for me. I just converted from Nikon D810. Thank you in advance.

A: I come from a Canon 5D world, moved into a Sony alpha 6500 for a lot of reasons, but weight and size were a big one. That being said, I have always used an over shoulder sling type that secures to the tripod connection point on base of camera body. It swivels and it can literally dangle behind you, hang and all of the weight is distributed up and over opposite should and it wont slip off.

Q: 10. will this lens hold focus while zooming?

A: Im not finding any information stating that this is parafocal. If it was, I would think that Sony would have advertised this.