DIY Expodisc

[ratzz]

Anyone ever given this a go?

http://www.flickr.com/groups/diyphotographynet/discuss/72157603931692288/

Results looks pretty interesting ...

 

[dougdarter]

Anyone ever given this a go?

http://www.flickr.com/groups/diyphotographynet/discuss/72157603931692288/

Results looks pretty interesting ...

Interesting! Thanks Ratz.

 

[Wail]

Huh .. thank you so much, you've just saved me a couple of ££

 

[Kevin H]

Amazing results, I think I'll give it a try

 

[POAH]

I bought a disc from china,cost me £4 total and works

 

[ratzz]

I have no spare filter (not coffee!) to give this a go ... I'd be interested in some images to see how it actually worked though - if any of you guys gets to try it ...

 

[rickyp]

I use the lee filter lens caps, they do a great job and can fold up into a pocket or camera bag pretty easily.

Last item on this page

http://www.robertwhite.co.uk/product.asp?P_ID=1393&PT_ID=501

 

[A.Gibson]

just use a bit of tissue paper over the lens to take a reading this is what i use and it works fine, and costs nothing too.lol

 

[Dino f]

Good stuff.
Did you see the comment from this guy??

I've just saved myself $0.05 by shooting in raw! It's fantastic idea and one I might try soon.

Dean

 

[rickyp]

I see his point but personally I'd rather have near correct colours to begin with rather than having to edit them later. Also not everyone shoots RAW all the time whether because of memory/storage limitations or just not want the hassle of having to process everything before viewing/printing.

 

[towershot]

Come on guys, tell a dork,if this option used indoors will it give the correct balance instead of the yellows I usually get.
If I read his post correct it should ..............right??

I'm sorry,but I don't shoot much indoors.:shake:

 

[A.Gibson]

right.lol

 

[towershot]

Thanks.