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Aberthaw The Lays in Blue Hour
Hi Gareth I must admit to being a it on the fence about this one, but not for any reasons to do with your photography skills. I own a Hitech 10-stopper, but I don't ever use it because it puts such a strong blue cast on the image, which for me makes it almost unusable, unless I convert the image...
Posted by davidstorm on 30/01/2019 - 20:51
10 Stop Filters - Which do you use?
Hi Everyone We've had a fair few images posted on the Gallery and in the Forum which have been taken using 10 stop filters, in fact this post is inspired by Cardiff Gareth's latest 10 stop image 'Aberthaw The Lays in Blue Hour'. I'm a big fan of these filters, not just for water, but to create o...
Posted by davidstorm on 30/01/2019 - 21:00
10 Stop Filters - Which do you use?
I use am 82mm Haida 10 stopper: It is used with a 77mm-82mm step-up ring on a set of 49mm to 77mm step-up rings, I had the 77mm filter but passed that on to my step son when I bouoght the K1 and DFA 24-70.
Posted by McBrian on 30/01/2019 - 22:20
10 Stop Filters - Which do you use?
I use the Lee big stopper, and I have noticed that on a very wide lens like the FA 15-30mm it gives noticeable vignetting. This I think is because the resin material contains the tint so at the sides the light passes through the filter obliquely and thus through a greater thickness. This would not h...
Posted by RobL on 30/01/2019 - 22:23
10 Stop Filters - Which do you use?
Some interesting responses, the Haida seems very popular and I think deservedly so. If anything it adds a little warmth, which is easy to adjust in post processing if this is required (usually I leave it 'as is'). This one was with a zomei ultra slim screw in 72mm on a 77mm threaded lens, with ...
Posted by davidstorm on 30/01/2019 - 22:49
10 Stop Filters - Which do you use?
Some interesting responses, the Haida seems very popular and I think deservedly so. If anything it adds a little warmth, which is easy to adjust in post processing if this is required (usually I leave it 'as is'). This one was with a zomei ultra slim screw in 72mm on a 77mm threaded lens, with ...
Posted by derek897 on 30/01/2019 - 23:31
10 Stop Filters - Which do you use?
I too have just this week received my Had a very quick trial and it seemed ok. Construction wise it's very good quality, but I'm yet to really assess it/put it through it's paces. I'm particular about buying at least mid range, or where it's reviewed very well, and I'm not against trying no...
Posted by richandfleur on 31/01/2019 - 00:13
10 Stop Filters - Which do you use?
I use a NiSi square filter kit. Which includes a ND 10, as well as an ND 6, a grad, and a polariser. It all comes in a protective hard case. It is a filter system. Each of the square filters also have a foam backing to stop stray light entering the front of the lens. It is easy to use with stacked f...
Posted by JForeigner on 31/01/2019 - 06:50
10 Stop Filters - Which do you use?
I use Kase 82mm 10 stop filter. No light leakage from the screw ins. No colour cast. In the top quality filter bracket. Dumped the Zomei filter for this. when I changed to FF and needed 82mm filters, Far better quality.
Posted by stub on 31/01/2019 - 09:55
10 Stop Filters - Which do you use?
I use Kase 82mm 10 stop filter. No light leakage from the screw ins. No colour cast. In the top quality filter bracket. Dumped the Zomei filter for this. when I changed to FF and needed 82mm filters, Far better quality. Better images than mine using Kase filters... https://www.facebook.com/groups/...
Posted by stub on 31/01/2019 - 11:53
Wey Navigation Canal in b+w
Thanks for the comments. It really was fun getting out with one of my old film cameras. The lens is not too shabby either for it's age. I was grateful for the dial-in filter. I had a bit of vignetting in the extreme corners from the hood I used, and a screw-in filter would have made that even worse.
Posted by pschlute on 05/03/2019 - 02:38
A couple of variations
I was asked what filter I used for this shot, It was a cheap Zomei 10 stop screw in filter, Worse again, I have to use step down rings as its a 72mm and the lens is 77mm :D I havent fully decided to hold onto the lens ( samyang 20mm f1.8) as I quite like the look of the Irix 15mm, that is why I ...
Posted by derek897 on 18/03/2019 - 14:14
A couple of variations
Cheers guys, I know they're not to everyone's taste, but i have always liked the effect. There is a lot of gorse and scrub, and the water appears brown but thats to do with the rocks underneath, its up in the mountains, so no pollution, I just don't like the colours of the original, might be the ...
Posted by derek897 on 18/03/2019 - 20:54
Dew drops on the lawn
These don't attempt to meet Lennybloke's standards since it's an inferior lens - (if you can call the A series 50mm f2.8 macro 'inferior'). The droplets here were really tiny, less than 2mm as can be seen from the size of the blades of grass, so I put a 21mm Jessop's extension tube, with 'A' con...
Posted by davidwozhere on 04/04/2019 - 01:08
Dew drops on the lawn
All very lovely, I particularly like Nos.1 and 4. Cross screen filter, I'll look that up, liking the effect.
Posted by Nigelk on 06/04/2019 - 08:55
Dew drops on the lawn
Very nice David... really clean and uncluttered set... strong focussed compositions all round... 3 and 4 for me... very nice “discovered” feel to 3... like Nigel, haven’t come across a cross screen filter before... starburst kind of a thing? Best
Posted by thingsthatihaveseen on 06/04/2019 - 08:59
Spring Infrared
STOP IT! really thought i had got IR out of my system but now i have to go and buy another filter after seeing these, 1 is stunning, 3 is second favourite and i will take "either" over "or", the whole set are very good. have you tried "false colour" processing them.
Posted by redbusa99 on 26/04/2019 - 10:07
First real Macro attempt
I wrote the following a few years ago for my local camera club members. Hope it helps. Most photographers will come across the term macro or macro photography sooner or later. This article explains the various ways of producing macro photographs using everything from very cheap, to sometimes v...
Posted by Mannesty on 04/05/2019 - 15:51
The Church of St. Cosmas & St. Damian, Infrared Mono.
All K5, 18-55, Hoya 72 IR filter. Elements 11. Thanks for looking, any thoughts welcome! Roger.
Posted by coker on 08/05/2019 - 11:57
First Test Pentax K 135 mm f 2.5 on K 3 ii ( in poor light )
Looks a nice sharp lens with good colour rendition. At a slight tangent...how have you found the whole 'Buying from Japan' experience...have thought about it more than a few times myself but have always 'chickened out' when 'push came to shove'. Regards Karlo Thanks . Hope this helps : ...
Posted by Magicman on 09/05/2019 - 00:47
