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Comment by alfpics posted on Which of these two photos do you prefer? at 28/08/2007 - 15:31
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It has something to do with cookies.
I tried to log on to ePz at the library and it wouldn't allowme, displaying the message that cookies weren't allowed on the (library) machine. It has something to do with cookies.
Andy
Comment by alfpics posted on Using a different PC at 21/08/2007 - 21:52
Agree - too gar-ish!
Andy
Andy
Comment by alfpics posted on Forum Colours at 09/08/2007 - 21:00
Great effect. Thanks for the idea for getting long exposures in daylight
Andy
Andy
Comment by alfpics posted on Long exposure using crossed polarizers [img] at 07/08/2007 - 11:35
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when there is overcast it gets very difficult if not impossible without a ND grad filter.
Agree - I have just been away (Yorkshire Dales & Lake District) and the ND grads I have just got hold of were very useful as the sky was often overcast. Took quite a few shots of each view all th same trying to get a good histogram!when there is overcast it gets very difficult if not impossible without a ND grad filter.
Andy
Comment by alfpics posted on just came back from holiday at 22/07/2007 - 16:07
My past experience using a 2stop Cokin grey-grad with film, made the 'grey' sky look slightly pink!
Andy
Andy
Comment by alfpics posted on Neutral Density Filters at 24/07/2007 - 22:39
Hi Lilly
The following may be useful in helping make a decision as to which sort you need from FORMATT web-site (Hitech filters):
http://www.formatt.co.uk/stills-filters/filter-kits/graduated/grad-kit-4-nd0-3-n...
"Graduated NDs are available in Soft Edge or Hard Edge varieties. Soft edge grads have a smooth transition from clear to ND. Hard edge grads have a more defined hard lined transition and should be used for longer lenses. For extremely long focal lengths a razor edge grad providing a very highly defined transition, may be ordered."
The 85mm size fit in the COKIN 'P' holder
Hope this helps
Andy
The following may be useful in helping make a decision as to which sort you need from FORMATT web-site (Hitech filters):
http://www.formatt.co.uk/stills-filters/filter-kits/graduated/grad-kit-4-nd0-3-n...
"Graduated NDs are available in Soft Edge or Hard Edge varieties. Soft edge grads have a smooth transition from clear to ND. Hard edge grads have a more defined hard lined transition and should be used for longer lenses. For extremely long focal lengths a razor edge grad providing a very highly defined transition, may be ordered."
The 85mm size fit in the COKIN 'P' holder
Hope this helps
Andy
Comment by alfpics posted on Neutral Density Filters at 22/07/2007 - 16:17
Thanks Mannesty.
I only asked, 'cos a PSP link I followed showed me the price in US dollars, and when I followed through the ordering process, and it discovered I am in the UK, the web-site changed the price to GBP - at the same figure - ie $59 =£59!!
Andy
I only asked, 'cos a PSP link I followed showed me the price in US dollars, and when I followed through the ordering process, and it discovered I am in the UK, the web-site changed the price to GBP - at the same figure - ie $59 =£59!!
Andy
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the options you have in Artizen for tone mapping are really great. And this piece of software isn't that expensive either.
A bit OT - but on Artizen web-site, one can buy it for 59 CAD. Does anyone know how they translate that into GBP - ie via the normal exchange rate, or like the common '1 to 1' we seem to see making it more like £59? the options you have in Artizen for tone mapping are really great. And this piece of software isn't that expensive either.
Andy
number 1!
Andy