I would agree with your Pentax Guru: those colour enhancing filters (regardless of the
brand)usually give results which are simply over-the-top and render uniform colour
cast
to the whole picture. Polarizing ususally takes off reflections off foliage and thus
enhances colour saturation. I don't know what type of film you are using: negative or
transparency; if the latter, then I would try a more saturated brand. Although I'm not
particularly fond of this film, Kodak's Ektachrome 100SW (saturated warm) might fill
the bill. Ektachrome 100VS is also saturated - its reds are vivid but excessively so -
in my opinion. Fujichrome Velvia gives me very saturated reds and oranges in the
autumn.
Good luck
Jarek
[EMAIL PROTECTED] napisał / wrote:
> DOES ANYONE HAVE EXPERIENCE WITH COLOR ENHANCING FILTERS
> (TIFFEN,ETC)??..I'D LIKE TO
> PUNCH-UP REDS & ORANGES IN FALL FOLLIAGE THIS
> COMING SEASON BUT MY PENTAX GURU AT APEX PHOTO
> (MANCHESTER,N.H.) WAS **DISAPPOINTED** WITH HIS
> TIFFEN,STATING HIS *POLARIZED* SHOTS WERE BETTER
> THAN HIS *ENHANCED* SHOTS..(SAME PHOTO SESSION).
> ANY PDML COMMENTS WOULD BE HELPFUL BEFORE I PLUNK
> DOWN $50* OF MY LEAN PHOTO BUDGET.
> THANX GUYS..BOB
> *(SMILE PHOTO = 15% OFF TIFFEN + 10.00 REBATE)
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