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Comment by Anvh posted on SD---SDHC? at 14/03/2010 - 16:15
nass wrote:
Fyi, stacked cokin ND filters are a particular problem for Pentax cameras - Pentax lets in more IR than most systems. By the time you've stacked several, your image becomes magenta. Cokin filters in their own (ie just 1), seem fine.
The P and A series indeed have that problem but the Z-pro and the X-pro have it far less but they are more expensive though. Fyi, stacked cokin ND filters are a particular problem for Pentax cameras - Pentax lets in more IR than most systems. By the time you've stacked several, your image becomes magenta. Cokin filters in their own (ie just 1), seem fine.
Like Ken says, you need to use the square system for GND (graduated natural density) filters because it's hand you can turn the filter at different angles and move the transition up and down.
For the rest it's better to get screw-in filters.
Comment by Anvh posted on Something I don't understand about Cokin filters at 14/03/2010 - 15:48
Okay simpler question, do you know a film (even on youtube) that's looks on the film I link to but with photos
Come there must be some one the web right, if not it would be time we put some on it
Come there must be some one the web right, if not it would be time we put some on it
Comment by Anvh posted on Photo films? at 14/03/2010 - 15:42
I've made not a penny but my name is in two books I believe... maybe I should ask for some money
Comment by Anvh posted on Do you / have you made money off of Photography? at 14/03/2010 - 15:38
Paul I never said I claimed to invented to do it this way only that I use it.
In my first comment I said this:
You can also use the darken layer with any kind of sharpening of course, it great to prevent those halos to an extend.
In my first comment I said this:
Anvh wrote:
this the result of my default way of sharpening.
It's a method Matt explained on this forum 5 years ago with an darken layer.
Basicly it's unsharp Mask with a layer above with the blending option set to darken.
Matt method is my default way of sharpening, I've no idea how to say it differently this the result of my default way of sharpening.
It's a method Matt explained on this forum 5 years ago with an darken layer.
Basicly it's unsharp Mask with a layer above with the blending option set to darken.
i-Berg wrote:
IMO, the darken layer makes a visible difference, the way you've employed it here.
I know it bring the picture back again to his normal state, 80% is most of the time the charm but you can also use a lower number to make it look more crisp with Matt method.IMO, the darken layer makes a visible difference, the way you've employed it here.
You can also use the darken layer with any kind of sharpening of course, it great to prevent those halos to an extend.
Comment by Anvh posted on What a differance help makes at 14/03/2010 - 15:32
Mike do you still have a Lens holder, do you think it will fit the DA*50-135?
I've a lowepro top loader but there it can only fit a boy with lens in that, sometimes that enough but if I want to take an extra flash or a flash with me I'm in trouble
I've a lowepro top loader but there it can only fit a boy with lens in that, sometimes that enough but if I want to take an extra flash or a flash with me I'm in trouble
Comment by Anvh posted on FS: Lowepro Lens Case 1N at 14/03/2010 - 15:25
Sorry Photomonk I can't agree.
The sliplock are not placed at the ends of the zip also I haven't read someone saying all lowepro bags and cases have it so please show me the comment who said that?
Since Matt is talking about Lowepro lens cases & his Stealth Reporter D100AW.
Technoidiot is talking about her small EX 160 Bag & Micro Trekker 100 back pack.
This is what I said.
- a small loop where you can just put your finger in
- two small loops you see at the top at the back right, behind the zipper
I've seen nothing yet that disprove what I've said or aren't they talking about a little loop where you can just put your finger in at the ends of the zip?
The sliplock are not placed at the ends of the zip also I haven't read someone saying all lowepro bags and cases have it so please show me the comment who said that?
Since Matt is talking about Lowepro lens cases & his Stealth Reporter D100AW.
Technoidiot is talking about her small EX 160 Bag & Micro Trekker 100 back pack.
This is what I said.
Anvh wrote:
Looks a bit bigger then a small loop where you can just put your finger in or are we talking about different things?
Here the long black strap with velcro is the Sliplock system what we are talking about I believe are the two small loops you see at the top at the back right, behind the zipper?
In short:Looks a bit bigger then a small loop where you can just put your finger in or are we talking about different things?
Here the long black strap with velcro is the Sliplock system what we are talking about I believe are the two small loops you see at the top at the back right, behind the zipper?
- a small loop where you can just put your finger in
- two small loops you see at the top at the back right, behind the zipper
I've seen nothing yet that disprove what I've said or aren't they talking about a little loop where you can just put your finger in at the ends of the zip?
Comment by Anvh posted on FS: Lowepro Lens Case 1N at 14/03/2010 - 02:02
I did Photomonk
or am I reading it wrong?
or am I reading it wrong?
Dangermouse wrote:
These are excellent - will hold two short primes (anything 55mm or shorter should be ok).
One thing I've never been able to figure out with the Lowepro lens cases - what are the webbing loops sewn into the fabric at the ends of the zip for?
These are excellent - will hold two short primes (anything 55mm or shorter should be ok).
One thing I've never been able to figure out with the Lowepro lens cases - what are the webbing loops sewn into the fabric at the ends of the zip for?
technoidiot wrote:
Hooray I've been wondering that - and they are also on my small EX 160 Bag and on the bottom of my Micro Trekker 100 back pack - all are where zips finish/start.
Any ideas anyone ?
Hooray I've been wondering that - and they are also on my small EX 160 Bag and on the bottom of my Micro Trekker 100 back pack - all are where zips finish/start.
Any ideas anyone ?
Dangermouse wrote:
My Stealth Reporter D100AW has the loops too, they're just about big enough to get a little finger into on that but I doubt that was the intended use.
My Stealth Reporter D100AW has the loops too, they're just about big enough to get a little finger into on that but I doubt that was the intended use.
Comment by Anvh posted on FS: Lowepro Lens Case 1N at 14/03/2010 - 01:19
Sorry Photomonk but it isn't solved yet, this is a SlipLock™ attachment loops from what i understand:
http://products.lowepro.com/product/S-F-Vest-Harness,2029,32.htm
The SlipLock™ System - Many different bags and packs are compatible with SlipLock™ add-ons (a wide variety of pouches). A reinforced attachment tab slides into any SlipLock™ loop and fastens securely. Attach SlipLock™ add-ons to your own belt or other SlipLock™ base products. Look for the "SlipLock™ System" logo throughout this brochure.
Looks a bit bigger then a small loop where you can just put your finger in or are we talking about different things?
Here the long black strap with velcro is the Sliplock system what we are talking about I believe are the two small loops you see at the top at the back right, behind the zipper?
ps. the one Mike is selling is of the same design I believe, very handy if you've a lowpro bag with sliplock loops for it.
http://products.lowepro.com/product/S-F-Vest-Harness,2029,32.htm
The SlipLock™ System - Many different bags and packs are compatible with SlipLock™ add-ons (a wide variety of pouches). A reinforced attachment tab slides into any SlipLock™ loop and fastens securely. Attach SlipLock™ add-ons to your own belt or other SlipLock™ base products. Look for the "SlipLock™ System" logo throughout this brochure.
Looks a bit bigger then a small loop where you can just put your finger in or are we talking about different things?
Here the long black strap with velcro is the Sliplock system what we are talking about I believe are the two small loops you see at the top at the back right, behind the zipper?
womble wrote:
I thought they were just something to hold on to when you undo the zip?
K.
Could very well be.I thought they were just something to hold on to when you undo the zip?
K.
ps. the one Mike is selling is of the same design I believe, very handy if you've a lowpro bag with sliplock loops for it.
Comment by Anvh posted on FS: Lowepro Lens Case 1N at 14/03/2010 - 01:07
This link + duplicated the original and place the layer above the sharpened layer and set the blending mode to darken at 80% opacity.
Colin, do like it?
ps. I've uploaded another version of your photo in my first comment without the darken layer.
Colin, do like it?
ps. I've uploaded another version of your photo in my first comment without the darken layer.
Comment by Anvh posted on What a differance help makes at 14/03/2010 - 00:38
btw I wonder why they didn't make the 645D SDXC ready