Formatt Fog Filters are excellent filters when you want to recreate the effects of natural fog. It generates a soft glow and flare - producing a warm romantic tone. A natural fog causes lights to glow and flare. Contrast is lower, and sharpness may be affected as well.

If you think of a perfume atomizer, that is what a Fog filter will resemble. Like tiny droplets in the air, they create a soft image that is useful when you need to recreate the effect of humidity in a tropical scene.

Formatt Fog Filters are also available as Double Fog Filters.

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.

Adds a Dramatic, Dreamy Aspect    Moderate Flare    High Quality Schott Glass

Formatt filters are made from Schott-Desag B270 Crown Optical Glass - a high-quality glass that assures you of color consistency from filter to filter

Varying degrees of "Fogginess" reduce visual contrast and color saturation of the image

Fog filters create a halo around bright lights, as real fog would

Each filter is manufactured from Schott White Water Clear Optical Glass

Absolute consistency in color and density to Kodak Wratten standards

Precision grinding and polishing result in unbeatable optical flatness allowing use on even ultra-long focal length lenses

Filter edges are protected with a unique frame for maximum protection and easy handling

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I have the Nikon Z with FTZ adaptor for my existing Nikon FS lenses including the FS 24-70 2.8 ED. Is this new lens an improvement?

A: Yes, the 24-70mm Z lens is excellent and is an improvement over the F mount 24-70.

Q: 2. How smooth is this focus ring?And how many turns does it take to go from closest focus to infinite in video mode on an Olympus and Panasonic body (preferrable EM1ii, EM5ii, GX85, G85 and GH5).

A: Very smooth. It takes a bit less than 1.5 turns. I have a Lumix GX85

Q: 3. I have this mounted on an FS-7, but I can't get it to do a slow creeping zoom. At the slowest speed on the handle zoom it is still too fast - any suggestions without using a separate zoom controller?

A: Yes, that is the slowest it can zoom without getting a separate zoom controller.

Q: 4. Can this be adapted to fit my D850?

A: No, this cannot be adapted to fit F-mount series cameras.

Q: 5. Is there any variable ND filter that fits inside the lens hood?

A: Like any other mainstream 70-200mm zoom, you can put as many filters as practical on this lense's filter threads and the hood will go over the filters and attach to the lens via its dedicated baynot mount.

Q: 6. is it japanese version?

A: Yes, this lens is made in Japan.

Q: 7. I plan to purchase the nikkor z 24-70 f2.8 S in the next couple of weeks. Is it still made in Japan?

A: Nikon NIKKOR Z 24-70mm f/2.8 S Lens BH #NIZ247028 is still made in Japan.

Q: 8. Can a polarizing filter be used with the supplied lens hood?

A: Yes you can use a Circular Polarizer with the lens hood

Q: 9. Is the zoom motorized and will it work with the zoom rocker on the Sony FS5?

A: The zoom on this lens is operated manually. The zoom rocker will not work with this lens on the FS5.

Q: 10. 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