Prism Lens Fx

Ghost FX Filter ™

Ghost FX Filter ™ - Main image
$85.04 $134.99 In stock

We designed the Ghost FX Filter to recreate the effect of a long exposure shutter lag, producing a ghosting / motion blur / replicating effect within your images & footage.

The Ghost FX Filter is for photographers / filmmakers / & videographers seeking visually author their images with bold one of a kind in camera FX.

  • Includes PLFX Filter Pouch when in stock.

  • Prism Lens FX large lens cloth when in stock.
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ava U. ★★★★★

I was skeptical at first, but the motion blur effect from this filter gives my night shots an eerie, dreamy quality without needing a tripod. The glass itself feels solid, and it screws on smoothly.

Chloe A. ★★★★★

The ghosting effect on moving subjects is exactly what I wanted—it gives my footage that dreamy long-exposure look without actually changing my shutter speed. Even the slight motion blur on slow pans feels natural rather than fake.

Ellie F. ★★★★★

I shoot a lot of handheld concert footage and this filter gives me that long exposure ghosting trail without needing an actual slow shutter. The motion blur effect looks organic rather than digital, which surprised me.