jryans10 Messages 546 Name John Edit My Images No 30 Jul 2012 #1 Hi, I'm just wondering, are graduated filters worth it for landscape shots? Thanks.
TCR4x4 Wishes he had a couple more Inches Messages 8,852 Name Tom Edit My Images Yes 30 Jul 2012 #2 Yes if you want a one shot solution and the terrain is suitable to use one on.
markmullen Messages 3,726 Name Mark Edit My Images No 30 Jul 2012 #3 Yes, IMO it is far nicer to spend more time out in the field taking the shot than sitting in front of a computer trying to make it right.
Yes, IMO it is far nicer to spend more time out in the field taking the shot than sitting in front of a computer trying to make it right.
B BarryDawsib Messages 766 Name The Rock Star Formally Known As Dawson Edit My Images Yes 30 Jul 2012 #4 markmullen said: Yes, IMO it is far nicer to spend more time out in the field taking the shot than sitting in front of a computer trying to make it right. Click to expand... Tends to make the colours come out with more pop too. Since I bought a set they never leave the bag just in case!
markmullen said: Yes, IMO it is far nicer to spend more time out in the field taking the shot than sitting in front of a computer trying to make it right. Click to expand... Tends to make the colours come out with more pop too. Since I bought a set they never leave the bag just in case!