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Monthly #7 - Digital Filters
Ref in camera filter, does this also apply to the 'modes' on a compact or is it DSLR only. Just in case I spot something when only armed with a RS1000 or RX18 :)
Posted by tyronet2000 on 02/01/2013 - 14:14
IRIX 150mm macro lens testers wanted
For a tenth of the Irix price try a Marumi close-up filter, on a Pentax 100mm macro lens it yields great results and on others as well. I have one sized for the 28-105mm lens with a step ring for the smaller lens. Handy to have in your bag for opportunistic shots and saves changing lenses.
Posted by RobL on 19/11/2018 - 09:00
More Infra-Red
A few more from my recent burst of enthusiasm for IR shots All taken with my *ist DS, the 16-45mm DA lens and a Hoya R72 filter.
Posted by Ammonyte on 19/09/2007 - 22:59
More Infra-Red
No 2 for me, although they are all great. I must get myself a red filter and try my Samsung GX 1S. I know that the D10 is not too good for infra red. Harry
Posted by Hazza on 20/09/2007 - 07:02
More Infra-Red
Thank you folks. Yes the K10D is much less sensitive (or to be accurate the IR filter on the sensor is better) which means that I have to shoot IR at over ISO800 on the K10D (and usually 1600) whereas all these were taken at ISO200 on the DS. The Tech info is:- Pic 1) 2s @ F11 @16mm ISO200 ...
Posted by Ammonyte on 20/09/2007 - 10:46
More Infra-Red
All very nice but no.3 is the one for me. I need to get myself another IR filter (current one got scratched) and give it a go again.
Posted by niblue on 20/09/2007 - 11:25
Getting the IR film look...
I find the best way to get an IR look is to use Channel Mixer in Photoshop. Increse the red and green channels and reduce the blue channel to taste. Adjust the overall brightness. Add noise and Diffuse Glow to simulate the effect of Kodak IR film. The other way is to use a R72 IR filter, but t...
Posted by johnriley on 01/10/2007 - 20:43
Getting the IR film look...
The GX-1L should be able to be used with the R72, but the K10D is more heavily filtered and isn't very good for real IR. Yes, this was using the R72 filter with heavy cloud, I haven't seen what exposures in sunshine are like. The GX10 needs a few seconds in sunshine, so the GX-1L is very much more ...
Posted by karma mechanic on 01/10/2007 - 20:46
Wasdale in October
Thanks for the appreciative comments. The "problem" with the right-hand end of #2 was probably due a combination of the low angle of the sun (6PM on October 6th), a bit of low cloud and a slight change in angle of the rock face. The whole field of view is about seven miles. I also h...
Posted by Ammonyte on 11/10/2007 - 12:15
My first lunar photography session
By the way, I've taken the liberty of doing a bit of resizing and editing to the OP's photograph. The first is just after the resize, and the second is after adding a duplicate layer in overlay mode, running a high-pass filter on it (thanks Matt, for the idea some time ago), applying USM to the p...
Posted by ChrisA on 22/10/2007 - 10:37
My first lunar photography session
By the way, I've taken the liberty of doing a bit of resizing and editing to the OP's photograph. The first is just after the resize, and the second is after adding a duplicate layer in overlay mode, running a high-pass filter on it (thanks Matt, for the idea some time ago), applying USM to the p...
Posted by TallNHairyDave on 22/10/2007 - 12:30
My first lunar photography session
Flipping heck! if it wasn't for the watermark I'd not be sure that was the same image! Thanks for the tip! You're welcome. I was quite surprised myself that it came up so well. No sharpening technique can put in detail that wasn't there already. I've noticed if I attempt to sharpen pictures ...
Posted by TallNHairyDave on 22/10/2007 - 13:09
Spider picture.
Taken in my garden with my K100D, flash and +4 close up filter...what do you think?
Posted by Rae000 on 21/10/2007 - 14:39
Strathconon and Nairn Pictures
Brilliant shot, John! And one of my favourite subjects, the beach. Very nice colours, the blues in the shells and the greens on the sand, great! I also like the format of this shot. Well done. Don't you have to love this Sigma 105? And your shots with the 10-17 are also marvellous. On some ...
Posted by Prieni on 21/10/2007 - 21:02
Arty Attempts...
This is an interesting approach to a not very hard explored art area. I like your work Lilly. Personally I think the limit is in your own (in each of us). In this way, I feel you must go so far away the line until you are satisfied with your creation; that you feel you arrived where you wante...
Posted by dirk1000 on 03/11/2007 - 01:59
Arty Attempts...
You can't create art with a Photoshop plug-in, or indeed a PS filter. It's an electronic bit of wizardry created by someone else. What you can do is use PS creatively to make images that speak to the viewer on perhaps more than one level. This is different to playing with effects. Having said ...
Posted by johnriley on 03/11/2007 - 13:48
Arty Attempts...
Thanks for your interesting and varied responses - it is a topic that is rarely touched upon on this forum, which is why I have just dipped my toe in! However, you have given me your views that as I usually do shall take onboard, which has given me food for thought. I like Andrews devasted land...
Posted by Lilly on 03/11/2007 - 23:22
Arty Attempts...
I like Andrews devasted landsape and I like the way this filter has produced an image that can be used in a positive way perhaps and not trashed., that is WHY I think it has a place, I don't necessarily think it is an 'art' form but just a way of enhancing an image that might not normally have been ...
Posted by ChrisA on 03/11/2007 - 23:36
New Forum Member & Complete Novice
to help with the sky and also to intensify leaf/flower colour, try a polarising filter. I beleive you need the circular polariser type and not the linear type. (this has little to do with the shape of the filter). Nice images, a good start.
Posted by justgetoutandride on 09/11/2007 - 17:42
Test Images Tamron 18-250mm Di II F/3.5-6.3
Dirk1000. It's a 18-250. Not the 200. Data from iPhoto. Image 1. f8. 1/60. 85mm. Image 2. f11. 1/60. 50mm. Image 3. f11. 1/30. 250mm. Image 4. f8. 1/25. 250mm. Image 5. f8. 1/30. 50mm. Image 6. f8. 1/320. 85mm. Image 7 f8. 1/125. 29.38mm. Camera Pentax K1...
Posted by hotshots4u2c on 16/11/2007 - 04:01
