> what filter(s) do u love, can't live w/o, would never ever not have with u
> when u grab a loaded camera and head out the door?
I keep a circular polarizer and a 25 red in my bag, the polarizer for
reflections and sky, the red for when I'm shooting b&w. Almost all of
my daylight b&w is shot w
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#25 filter and increasingly, #89B
I love to shoot B/W and always have a camera ready with the film. I also
like to shoot B/W IR film. I will shortly be dedicating my K1000 to IR.
Tonal control, contrast, and dark skies (BW and IR films respond
differently)
I do nature photography almost exclusively.
The filters I use most are:
1. Polariser
To take away reflexes in foliage and water surfaces, and to increase the
blueness in the sky.
2. graded grays
When the sky is included in the image, it's usually much brighter than the
landscape. A graded gray f
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Subject: Re: what filters are your favorites and why?
> being somewhat new to all of this i maybe asking the obvious question and
for
> that i apologize if i bore some of the more senior
being somewhat new to all of this i maybe asking the obvious question and for
that i apologize if i bore some of the more senior pug-sters but i'd like to
learn from their obvious experience.
what filter(s) do u love, can't live w/o, would never ever not have with u
when u grab a loaded camera
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