Prism Lens Fx

Starburst FX Filter

Starburst FX Filter - Main image
$65.69 $89.99 In stock

Create amazing Starburst FX from the highlights in your frame. Add a little pop and flare to your images & videos with our classic Starburst FX Filter right in camera. A must have in every photographer and cinematographer's kit!


• Available in 3 types (Magnet Mount / Threaded / 4x5.65)

• Creates stunning 4 Point Star Flare from point sources in your shot

• Includes PLFX Filter Pouch & Prism Lens FX large lens cloth included when in stock

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Brian J. ★★★★★

I put this filter on my lens for some evening city shots, and those tiny streetlights turned into perfect 8-point stars. It adds a really cinematic flare without needing any editing later, which saves a ton of time.

Matthew D. ★★★★★

Finally, an easy way to get those pro-looking sun flares without messing with editing software. I tested it on a street lamp at dusk and the 8-point stars came out crisp and clean. Definitely a fun little tool for adding mood to video clips.

Samuel L. ★★★★★

I grabbed this for my summer concert footage and now the stage lights all get that classic starburst streak without any editing afterwards. Getting the flare in camera saves me so much time, and it looks way more organic than the ones I used to fake in post.