It's great to get a good image straight out of the camera, but almost always I look at my snaps and think 'oh that's a little dark' or 'it's a shame that sign was there'. A quick PP can correct these. I doubt I've ever seen a prize winning photo that hasn't been PPd and there's a reason for that.
Thanks for the advice. I'm taking ND for landscape, etc. I think I'll just get one and have a practise with it before I go...there's plenty of interesting wildlife around Stoke at the weekend ;)
OK - so by the sounds of it no CPL required - thanks guys!
I'll be taking ND and ND grad filters, was just a little concerned about saturation as much as anything.
Beautiful image - so clear and great colours. The big tufts behind the ears and drops of water make it look like a transformation into a gremlin is about to occur!!
I'm undecided about getting a CP filter. I've read plenty about them and still aren't sure, so advice please. Is it useful to have on safari for photographing animals? Anyone who has any comparisons - pics would be very much appreciated. btw - was going for Hoya HD - good/bad/indifferent?
I've recently swapped my 55-200 for a 55-300 and am glad I did. It's not as good as the 70-300 (not full frame, slower to autofocus) but I'm pleased with the shots I've been getting and it is cheaper if budget is important. The VR is good, I can easily take hand held images at 300mm. You can...
OK, first post in C&C. Just got a nikon 55-300 and had a play with it yesterday.
C&C more than welcome, I think it's a little soft around the edges?
Thanks!
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