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I picked up an Urth CPL + filter. Pretty impressed with it so far. -
phinix replied to the thread CPL filters.I just purchased a nice Urth CPL 67mm here on our forum. I hope it may be useful next week on our trip to Italy (Venice, Garda...
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If you aren’t overly concerned with image quality, the K&F nano-X filter will deliver nice results. As for uneven skies, anything wider...
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Or you quickly take two frames - One polarised how you want it for the foreground/water & then one without so you don't get the sky...
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Yes - just get one, don't think too hard about it. It's the one thing that can't be replicated in later processing. In fact, my first...
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Yes, you'll see the effect in viewfinder. You'll see that as you rotate the filter the "blob" will form on one side, then move across...
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phinix replied to the thread CPL filters.Thanks for confimring this. SOunds like I should not worry about paying for those little cheaper filters. I see, so I udnerstand that...
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I have that exact filter and it's fine. Most of my filters are from K&F. In terms of focal length - you'll see. The effect is dependant...
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CPLs are great but NEED to be adjusted to get any useful effect. As has been said above polarisers don't work well with very wide...
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phinix replied to the thread CPL filters.Hoya looks expensive to me :) £94 for example this one. I was looking at this one, £30. I would be using it on 17-28mm - you're saying...
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Well worth it, will make water look better too (even if you're not fussed about it). Be careful using it at wide angles, it will cause...
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Hey gang! I'm going on a trip to Italy in few weeks (Venice, Garda, Florence) and its going to be very hot and sunny :) I was wondering...
