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ND Filter considerations
The SRB resin filters have had good reviews in various photo mags, recently tried a 0.6 soft grad and very pleased, they come in a nice imitation leather wallet to keep them clean and as scratch free as poss.
Posted by Chrism8 on 13/06/2015 - 09:03
ND Filter considerations
My problem with these filters is keeping the dust/fluff etc of them!
Posted by jemx99 on 13/06/2015 - 09:09
ND Filter considerations
The colon z pro Filters have anti dust pockets so each time you pull them out they are dust free. Very helpful
Posted by mattox on 13/06/2015 - 10:27
ND Filter considerations
The colon z pro Filters have anti dust pockets so each time you pull them out they are dust free. Very helpful Sounds useful.
Posted by jemx99 on 13/06/2015 - 11:07
ND Filter considerations
only problem with Cokin is the magenta colour cast you get if you need to stack them, the slight blue you can get from Hi-Tech is much easier to remove with a little warm up in colour temp.
Posted by redbusa99 on 13/06/2015 - 12:35
ND Filter considerations
Interesting. I wasn't aware of that. But, and I think I speak for many, I today's digital age is there really a need for stacking? After nd and polarisers what else would you need today that Lightroom can't do for you afterward
Posted by mattox on 13/06/2015 - 18:34
ND Filter considerations
i was saying that this happens if you have to stack a combination of the Cokin ND filters to get the balance you need for the shot, i have seen it commented on many times in various places and suffered from it myself so swapped to Hi-Tech but as you say not actually needed as much these days with t...
Posted by redbusa99 on 14/06/2015 - 01:07
Hope I get some FILLUM results ---
I have been busy 'clicking away' ---- yesterday Sister-in-Law took us to 'Mountain View' area of Cebu and up there is a 'Temple' under construction paid for by the Widower of a rich lady who died of cancer and it has some good statues outside in the baking heat so I took some on B&W fillum with a r...
Posted by Peter Elgar on 18/07/2015 - 02:40
Night scene photography
As Chris says. I have often wondered why the limit of 30 seconds with the self timer? Surely it wouldn't be difficult to have a camera that you can dial in any length of exposure and still use the self timer. Fully agree, this seems to be a legacy limit that's just continued over the years. ...
Posted by richandfleur on 07/09/2015 - 19:57
Night scene photography
Yep, super easy really. That combined with the internal intervalometer means you can be up and running for longer exposures for very little money really. You simply don't need an external trigger unless you're looking for smarter things, such as bulb ramping during a sunrise time-lapse etc....
Posted by richandfleur on 09/09/2015 - 00:31
Henri Cartier-Bresson
HCB was a great, no-nonsense photojournalist, one of his books has some shots with the film perforations running across the photos ('Lomo' style), quite how he manged it I don't know. That said, apart from the shot of the guy jumping over the puddle mirroring the circus advert behind him, most that ...
Posted by johnha on 07/10/2015 - 23:00
Henri Cartier-Bresson
HCB was a great, no-nonsense photojournalist, one of his books has some shots with the film perforations running across the photos ('Lomo' style), quite how he manged it I don't know. That said, apart from the shot of the guy jumping over the puddle mirroring the circus advert behind him, most that ...
Posted by bwlchmawr on 08/10/2015 - 08:21
A replacement for the Bayer filter to improve night photography
I read article this morning. It will be interesting to see if goes into production, and camera manufacturers use it.
Posted by Gwyn on 02/11/2015 - 15:30
A replacement for the Bayer filter to improve night photography
Thanks Gwyn Have followed the link through to a techy article that I have downloaded to look at later (and still won't understand probably!!)
Posted by alfpics on 02/11/2015 - 16:37
Long exposure
As well or as badly as any other lens. In days of yore, when we used film, we also used filters a lot more. It's not so necessary with digital photography, where most things can be done in post processing. On film we need filters much of the time to correct colour balance or tonal quality upfron...
Posted by johnriley on 04/02/2016 - 09:41
Long exposure
i like to use a CPL because i'm rubbish at photo editing and the like . It doesn't matter if you're rubbish or not at editing, you just can't duplicate the effect of polarizing filter at all. So far, there is absolutely no way to eliminate flares or reflection in any editing software. Playing sel...
Posted by pentaxian450 on 05/02/2016 - 01:32
Suilven and Inverpolly photography
4kg is not really that much - i'll pack one K5 with 2 spare bateries, 4 lenses - SMC 20/4, FA31, DA*55 (all share same filter) and SMC 85/1.8 for longer reach. Then I bring BIC travel tripod and NodalNinja3 pano head....and 5 filters ....and that's it, This alone weights 4 kg in total and that's mor...
Posted by kingfisher on 10/03/2016 - 06:24
Farne Islands photo trip - any tips?
Yes, Longest lens you have, camera set on Tv at 1/1500 or faster, filter on front lens to protect from salt spray. Flash is useful Dial in some overexposure as the lens will be mostly skywards. Not too much otherwise land shots will be overexposed. Take standard or wideangle zoom just in cas...
Posted by ilovesaabs on 13/06/2016 - 13:33
K3ii Astrophotography
hello all so with the astrotracer feature, does anyone know if the sensor still has a IR filter? I have K10, K5, K3 ii, KP
Posted by rusman on 21/10/2018 - 20:29
Alternatives to Lee foundation holders?
So I'm taking the plunge as there are two things I now need to sort out A) a better tripod and B) my filters. Having a range of screw in and slot in filters means that I cannot use a ND grad say with a C-PL so I'm moving everything over to 100mm filters. 100mm as 85mm filters (Cokin P) will vigne...
Posted by cardiffgareth on 21/08/2016 - 23:02
