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,MLKstudios wrote: Get a good lens hood instead. A filter degrades the image and a hood improves it.
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,No, I didn't. Thank you.dwi3x4 wrote:
MLKstudios wrote: Get a good lens hood instead. A filter degrades the image and a hood improves it.
a hood and a filter are two different "tools" and do two different things to the shot...do you know that?
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,If I have to choose only one, this would be it.effron wrote: A circular polarizer is my favorite, most used filter......
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,If you ever visit a waterfall or an ocean beach, the ND can work magic.fotozone wrote: At this point I never use a filter. I need to get a circular polarizer, but I never use any of the filters I do have. I have a brand new ND I have not even played with.
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,I got a discount on it when I ordered my macro lens. I never pass up a deal, especially on photo equipment.Baydream wrote:
If you ever visit a waterfall or an ocean beach, the ND can work magic.fotozone wrote: At this point I never use a filter. I need to get a circular polarizer, but I never use any of the filters I do have. I have a brand new ND I have not even played with.
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,Stealthy Ninja wrote: Honestly you only really need the following:
Circular Polarizer.
Grad ND of some kind (you can try different ones)
ND (different stops for different effects).
Everything else can be done in post.
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