Twentyten Messages 448 Name Mike Edit My Images Yes 25 Aug 2009 #1 I have, P121L P121M P121S Does anyone know the corresponding Stop values of these filters? The reason I ask is, I want to make up labels for the boxes, and I think it would be better if I marked them+1,+2,etc. Thanks in advance.
I have, P121L P121M P121S Does anyone know the corresponding Stop values of these filters? The reason I ask is, I want to make up labels for the boxes, and I think it would be better if I marked them+1,+2,etc. Thanks in advance.
LongLensPhotography Th..th..that's all folks! Messages 17,664 Name LongLensPhotography Edit My Images No 25 Aug 2009 #2 It should be easy to find out. Use your camera spot meter.
OP Twentyten Messages 448 Name Mike Edit My Images Yes 25 Aug 2009 #3 On that basis, P121L=+1 stop P121M=+2 stop P121S=+3 stop Is this correct? I may be doing it wrong:shrug:
On that basis, P121L=+1 stop P121M=+2 stop P121S=+3 stop Is this correct? I may be doing it wrong:shrug:
Steve Smith Joe Messages 9,284 Edit My Images No 25 Aug 2009 #4 From Cokin's website: ND-GRAD KIT includes filter holder / Grad Grey ND2 (121L), Grad Grey ND4 (121M) and Grad Grey ND8 (121S). Code: U960 Click to expand... I have this set too. They are one stop (ND2), two stop (ND4) and three stop (ND8). Steve.
From Cokin's website: ND-GRAD KIT includes filter holder / Grad Grey ND2 (121L), Grad Grey ND4 (121M) and Grad Grey ND8 (121S). Code: U960 Click to expand... I have this set too. They are one stop (ND2), two stop (ND4) and three stop (ND8). Steve.
OP Twentyten Messages 448 Name Mike Edit My Images Yes 25 Aug 2009 #5 Thanks Steve. How do get on with them? I don't get a colour cast using just one at a time, but if I use two together
Thanks Steve. How do get on with them? I don't get a colour cast using just one at a time, but if I use two together
Steve Smith Joe Messages 9,284 Edit My Images No 25 Aug 2009 #6 Twentyten said: How do get on with them? I don't get a colour cast using just one at a time, but if I use two together Click to expand... I don't use them very often and I mainly use black and white film so I can't tell you much about colour casts! Steve.
Twentyten said: How do get on with them? I don't get a colour cast using just one at a time, but if I use two together Click to expand... I don't use them very often and I mainly use black and white film so I can't tell you much about colour casts! Steve.