Digital filters vs physical filters?
Karl Wertanen wrote: You wont be able to replicate a polarizer...
chasrich wrote: Photoshop is an awesome set of tools. I've gotten a lot of compliments on my work by polishing photos taken on a compact that I could not find filters for. I'll tell you this though... There are limitations with it. I'm looking forward to exploring the world of the DSLR and all the nifty lens and attachments. I'm hoping to find that more of my work can pass inspection without pushing the pixels around a lot with PSP. Perhaps the best results would be a combination of both good equipment, adjustments with Photoshop and the skillful application of both.
PS is a wonderful tool but it can not do everything. A hammer is a wonderful tool but if all your nails are bent .... Shoot, learn and share. It will make you a better photographer.
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PS is a wonderful tool but it can not do everything. A hammer is a wonderful tool but if all your nails are bent ....[/quote]You use a hammer for nails? I use it for intimidating carpenters that have screws and drivers... Still I'd rather be a hammer than a nail (Paul Simon??)
“Amateurs worry about equipment, professionals worry about money, masters worry about light, I just make pictures… ” ~ Vernon Trent
Karl Wertanen wrote: You wont be able to replicate a polarizer...
so true 
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