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Anyone using 'Image Processor' in Photoshop?

I stumbled across the Image Processor (File>Scripts>Image Processor) when I wanted to process a large number of Raw files into Jpegs very quickly with minimal/no editing. You just select the folder where the files are, select an output folder, choose your output file type and jpeg quality, and aw...

Posted by Pentaxophile on 08/07/2013 - 11:31

Advice on filters

I wonder if i could trouble the forum for some filter advice. Keen to make something more of the landscape and coastal photography but realise i need a few filters. I have a Hoya CPL filter for each lens which is superb and wouldn't be without. But now is the time to add some ND and ND Gradient f...

Posted by Russ on 09/07/2013 - 22:43

Advice on filters

I would try to stretch to a Hitech set of ND Grads if you can. For a 0.3, 0.6 and 0.9 85mm soft grad set you will pay about £45 and IMHO it's worth spending at least this amount. A cheap Chinese made holder (Cokin A type) will only cost a few pounds. I would also recommend buying something like ...

Posted by davidstorm on 09/07/2013 - 22:55

Advice on filters

Many thanks David, i will look into the Hitech set. I can do this in stages if necessary. Perhaps get the Haida 10 stop filter first.

Posted by Russ on 09/07/2013 - 23:03

Advice on filters

I would also recommend buying something like a Haida 10 stop filter, screw-in type, in the largest size you can afford and then buy some cheap step-up rings so you can use it on lenses with a smaller diameter filter ring. The Haida 77mm is about £45 and with this you can easily create exposures of ...

Posted by screwdriver222 on 09/07/2013 - 23:14

Advice on filters

I agree with David but would also add - £45 for a set of hitech grads is a good price - I have not seen them new this low but there is a used set on ebay for this price (advertised as new until you read the listing - but still a good deal). New will normally cost £55 and above. Yo may want to ...

Posted by fritzthedog on 10/07/2013 - 17:29

Advice on filters

Digital SLR Photography magazine have just done a test on a set of filters by XC Source from ukprostore via Amazon - 3 x ND 3 x ND graduated, 9 adapter rings 49mm to 82 with a 3 slot filter holder for about £17. The magazine rate them highly and were very impressed and mostly did not have problems ...

Posted by jemx99 on 10/07/2013 - 20:45

Advice on filters

I recently bought a hard edge 0.9 (3 stop) nd grad from SRB-Griturn/SRB Photographic cokin a size - £15.50 including postage :D I use cokin a size - fine up to 62mm filter thread:D As mentioned above the p size may be a better option for you :D What I want next is a reverse grad - just wait...

Posted by Stuey on 10/07/2013 - 21:10

Advice on filters

If you want an ultra cheap 10 stop ND filter I recommend the Camdiox which I got for twelve quid something on ebay in 67mm but which is available in the UK but at higher cost from SRB-Griturn I understand. See this thread

Posted by gwing on 10/07/2013 - 23:45

Advice on filters

Lenses are more important than filters - don't sell it. I'd say get the cheap £17 set and use it. *If* you find you actually use the filters a lot then afterwards get just one Hitech filter of the grade you find the most useful, maybe a used one as well.

Posted by gwing on 11/07/2013 - 11:47

Advice on filters

Lenses are more important than filters - don't sell it. I'd say get the cheap £17 set and use it. *If* you find you actually use the filters a lot then afterwards get just one Hitech filter of the grade you find the most useful, maybe a used one as well. Excellent advice which i have just taken ...

Posted by Russ on 11/07/2013 - 12:07

Cokin P system filters

Recently decided to take the plunge and buy into a square filter system. Trying to take steps (baby steps) forward with my landscape photography and decided i really needed to invest in some ND Grad filters. My main criteria was budget, which straight away ruled out the obvious choice of Lee Filters...

Posted by Russ on 05/08/2013 - 15:12

Cokin P system filters

Thanks Russ. It is always good to hear of someone's experiences. I have just this morning order an adaptor ring, filter holder and filter from here http://www.srb-griturn.com/index.asp so I'm hoping to have a go soon too. Any shots ready for posting here yet? Dave

Posted by Tringa on 06/08/2013 - 11:45

Cokin P system filters

I have been using Cromatek Filters for two years now and these are truly neutral- the Cromatek 75 series Digital SLR Kit (ND 2stop Grad, 81b and circular polarizer) comes with with their Matte Box holder (which cleverly stops sidelight bouncing in between filters). http://www.spaphoto.co.uk/ac...

Posted by morpheus71 on 17/10/2013 - 21:15

Moiré

I have another camera without an AA filter that I bought as a light-weight jobby for when I didn't want to lug all my Pentax gear around. Anyway, used it to shoot the Millennium bridge and the moiré in the metal mesh walkway has to be seen to be believed. I posted (but deleted) the resulting p...

Posted by JohnX on 09/08/2013 - 17:49

Perseids Meteor Shower - Tonight! 12th August 2013

There is a like button with comment facility at the American place. My beer stocks are holding up well but a bottle of Chablis has now disappeared. The skies are very nice at the moment, the crescent Moon is descending amidst wispy cloud. The Milky Way is making its first faint appearance. I hav...

Posted by jemx99 on 12/08/2013 - 22:26

My Post Processing Tips

It makes sense to sharpen to some degree at RAW conversion stage - this is to correct for the effects of the AA filter (if fitted!), and also you're in 16bit so it may the best stab at it in terms of boosting definintion without casuing any degradation. Also you can balance this 'Capture Sharpen...

Posted by McGregNi on 09/09/2013 - 19:02

Marumi DHG Super circular polarising 62mm

Can anyone tell me if the lens hood will fit back on the Pentax 18-135 WR if I use this filter

Posted by Pentaxonian on 09/09/2013 - 13:15

Haida Photo

Hi, I have just received a ND filter from a company called Haida Photo, and since I have never heard the name before, I wondered if anybody has any experience with this firm. Best regards John

Posted by Vuillaume on 14/09/2013 - 09:00

Haida Photo

Try here https://www.pentaxuser.com/forum/topic/just-testing-my-haida-10-stop-nd-filter-42025

Posted by Blythman on 14/09/2013 - 15:15

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