never heard of so many....

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doing the ebay searching a minute ago to see what bargains are available and came across these....

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/28PCs-58m...7718054?pt=Camera_Filters&hash=item19d03b1fa6


are they having a bubble???

have heard of the nd, filters, and polarizers etc etc....

have never heard of a flourescent filters, duto diffuser filters, rainbow filters, veri cross filters, star filters and flair star filters to name a few of them.....

are these gimmick filters or useful filters or just a load of nonsense waste of money throw aways and would they be worth £45??
 
Sounds like the cokin range, popular with some 20 or 30 years ago I think.
 
Nope all pretty genuine filters - not sure they're so common now - but originally used a lot with traditional film photography... When photoshop wasn't invented.
 
They were used more in film photography but you can do most things in post production now so they are mostly worthless.
 
ok- you learn something new everyday.... dont think il be investing then lol
 
I've still got a star filter! :D
 
My Dad's got loads of different filters like those from his film days. I remember he had a star difractor ones (cross screen and pointed ones I think he called them) and one similar to a multivision filter
 
PSILVERMAN said:
Any graduated tobaccos? :-)))
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I keep trying, but I can't seem to convince people that brown skies are great.

I went crazy on filters when I first started (I think I just got a bit too excited that my bridge camera had a filter thread), and now I look back on the ones I bought and think "What possessed me to buy that one?"

I can justify a graduated red as having some use in black and white, affecting the sky and not the ground. The red center spot though? What possible use it is?
 
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