Milky Way

$35.2 ~~$65~~ In stock

Blue streaks. Anamorphic glow.
MILKY WAY is an anamorphic-style flare filter featuring parallel blue stripes across the glass surface. When hit by strong point-light sources, these lines create dramatic, horizontal flares — just like in classic cinematic scenes. The result is a bold, immersive effect that transforms simple frames into wide, atmospheric visuals.

Why Creators Love It:
✓ RFL Infinity Ring™ - spins endlessly after mounting
✓ Designed for both photo and video
✓ Compatible with all camera brands
✓ Parallel blue lines that stretch light into cinematic flares
✓ Creates horizontal flare effects in-camera

What’s Included:
✓ REFLECTLENS® Milky Way Filter
✓ Protective soft pouch
✓ Premium REFLECTLENS® box

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Chloe ★★★★★ Oct 19, 2026

The parallel blue stripes really transform harsh streetlights into cinematic beams, giving my footage that sci-fi vibe I was after. The anamorphic glow effect is much more pronounced than I expected from such a simple filter.

Joseph ★★★★★ Oct 13, 2026

Shot some neon signs at night and the parallel blue stripes made every highlight stretch sideways like a proper anamorphic lens. I was worried it'd look fake in daylight but the effect only really kicks in with strong point lights.

Zoe ★★★★★ Oct 12, 2026

The blue streaks through strong point lights are exactly what I wanted for night shots. Set a single lamp in frame and the parallel lines stretch across the whole image without looking fake. It's a subtle effect if you want it to be, dramatic if you push the light source.