FilmConvert has announced the price, specifications and availability of its Hazy diffusion‑filter plugin for Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop. The announcement, made on October 5 2026, confirms that the tool, previously known for video work, is now being extended to stills photography.

The Hazy plugin simulates the look of a Black Pro Mist diffusion filter, adding a soft glow and subtle contrast reduction that mimics the effect of placing glass in front of the lens. By operating as a software filter, it allows photographers to achieve the signature misty look without needing physical accessories or altering their shooting setup.

For content creators, the plugin offers a streamlined way to experiment with cinematic aesthetics during post‑production. Because it works directly within Lightroom’s develop module and Photoshop’s filter gallery, users can apply the effect non‑destructively, adjust intensity to taste, and sync adjustments across multiple images with ease.

The integration means that creators who already rely on Adobe’s ecosystem can keep their workflow intact while accessing a look that was previously limited to video shooters or required additional gear. This can be especially valuable for portrait, fashion, and lifestyle photographers seeking a consistent, dreamy quality across a series of shots.

FilmConvert’s move to bring Hazy to stills reflects a broader trend of bridging video‑grade tools into photography software, giving creators more creative options without increasing hardware costs. The company has confirmed that pricing, detailed specifications and release dates are now available, though those specifics were not disclosed in the source announcement.

Overall, the release provides photographers with a convenient, software‑based method to add a sought‑in‑after diffusion effect, expanding the creative toolkit for anyone working within Lightroom or Photoshop.