Filters for the 14-24mm needed
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I bought the NiSi filter holder and a ND10 filter, and a Polarizer II filter. I'm hoping the polarizing filter will be a good medium range, for regular use. The ND10 filter is what I heard is a good ND filter for waterfalls and such.
These filters are spendy, so I'm only open for 1-2 more filters if they aren't too high.
These filters are spendy, so I'm only open for 1-2 more filters if they aren't too high.
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singlerosa_RIP
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Luckily for my wallet, I don't do much landscape. I shoot mostly architecture and event stuff with my 14-24, so I don't need more filters. You might have it covered with the ND and Polarizer. Are you planning to sell your landscapes?
To be honest, yes I will sell some if I can. I'm also going to try selling portraits and or family shots.
singlerosa_RIP
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You have enough filters. Learn how to shoot with the lens and the filters you have.
Ok, I just won't be able to buy anything more later, so I figured I better ask. Cool, I'm glad, because these filters aren't cheap!lol
Well my filter holder arrived today, but no filters have yet. I got to admit I'm a little scared to open the box, afraid I'll be dissapointed I guess!lol It is in cool looking packaging, and so looks like it should be good quality, so I guess now is as good a time as any to open it!lol
Well I am very pleased with this filter holder so far! It installs easily and doesn't seem like it will ever mark up the lens, something I worried about frankly! It looks like a quality product, and I am very eager to get my filters to try it out!
So far I would consider recommending it, though I need to wait really and try out more than just the fit on my lens!lol
So far I would consider recommending it, though I need to wait really and try out more than just the fit on my lens!lol
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First quickie test of a polarizing type filter. Please forgive the poor subject area. lol
You want to be careful using a CPL on really wide focal lengths such as 15mm like this. It can produce an uneven effect through your image.
I'm not using a cpl, and the uneveness is my own fault shooting to close to the glare of the sun. It was a rushed photo so I admit it was done poorly.
Later I will try to get a much better shot, to get a much better idea how well this polorizing type filter can do.
Later I will try to get a much better shot, to get a much better idea how well this polorizing type filter can do.
I'm not using a cpl, and the uneveness is my own fault shooting to close to the glare of the sun. It was a rushed photo so I admit it was done poorly.
Later I will try to get a much better shot, to get a much better idea how well this polorizing type filter can do.
Then what type of polarizer is it?
It is a NiSi 150mm x150mm square filter. So I can't say exactly. But it is suppose to do a simular job as a cpl.
I just bought it hoping for the same type of effect, in lessening the glare and bringing out the color, and basically the same as a cpl.
It seems to work, though I think more like a lighter ND filter. I'm not sure yet.
I just bought it hoping for the same type of effect, in lessening the glare and bringing out the color, and basically the same as a cpl.
It seems to work, though I think more like a lighter ND filter. I'm not sure yet.