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Flic Film Orange Filter - Select Size

Flic Film Orange Filter - Select Size - Main image
$16.05 $21.99 In stock

Category: Camera Accessories

Start experimenting with Flic color filters. 

Provides a higher contrast dramatic look with an orange filter attached to your lens.



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    Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

    Sofia ★★★★★

    The contrast boost is exactly what I wanted for street shots on overcast days—everything pops with that warm, cinematic edge. It threads onto the lens snugly and hasn’t scratched the glass once in three weeks of use. Honestly, I’m reaching for it more than my usual clear filter now.

    Stella ★★★★★

    Slapped this orange filter on my lens and the contrast immediately popped, making the shadows look way more dramatic. It’s a simple way to get a gritty, filmic look without any editing.

    Harper L. ★★★★★

    Screwed this onto my 50mm for a day of shooting and the contrast boost is no joke, especially in harsh afternoon light. The orange tint warms up skin tones without looking fake. Build feels solid enough that I'm not worried about cross-threading it.