ARRI just introduced a new line of 8 diopter filters specifically designed to complement their Signature Prime and Zoom series. The new ARRI Impression V Filters act on the image’s out-of-focus areas, allowing cinematographers to achieve a vintage, detuned look. ARRI’s prestigious Signature series currently consists of 16 prime lenses, ranging from 12 up to 280mm, as well as four T2.8 zooms: 16-32mm, 24-75mm, 45-135mm and 65-300mm. Forming one of the vastest glass offerings for large-format cameras, these lenses are renowned for delivering warm skin tones and a silky-smooth bokeh. However, if you still feel their look is too “aseptic”, you now have the option to detune it using the new dedicated ARRI Impression V Filters. Let’s take a closer look! ARRI Impression V Filters: overview A few months ago, ARRI launched a new family of “experimental” large-format lenses called HERO LOOK. Exclusively available via their ARRI Rental program, these lenses produce a swirly-style bokeh whose intensity is adjustable by rotating a gear on the lens barrel. ARRI Impression V filter. Image credit: ARRI In a vaguely similar fashion, the new ARRI Impression V filters are designed to effectively alter the bokeh produced by the company’s Signature Primes and Zooms, thus delivering images with a more vintage feel. ARRI Impression V filters. Image credit: ARRI The set includes a total of 8 diopter filters – 4 positives (IV 070P, IV 140P, IV 230P and IV 330P) and 4 negatives (IV 050N, IV 100N, IV 200N, IV 290N). The naming convention indicates...
Published By: CineD - Thursday, 23 February, 2023