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Really nice Paul, really like the foreground detail. If I was to get one of these filters where would one go.
Dave.
Thanks for the replies folks,
Seaview wrote:Really nice Paul, really like the foreground detail. If I was to get one of these filters where would one go.
Dave.
Dave I had the BW version of this filter.It was fine,but a couple of things to note with it were,1 it’s a screw on filter and 2 it gave a reddish cast to the shots taken with it.
The Lee filter slides into the Lee holder(which I find easier), and there isn’t as much colour cast as the BW.
As far as I know there is a bit of a backlog with Lee filters,I bought mine from http://www.robertwhite.co.uk/product.asp?P_ID=3086&PT_ID=713″ onclick=”window.open(this.href);return false;OK, I’ll be the one to suggest this might look good as B&W as well? Also, I wonder would composition be improved if the curve at the bottom left was actually coming in from the very corner of the image. Just my thoughts – that doesn’t take away from it being a cracking shot Paul.
By the way, is that colour cast you mentioned easy to rectify if shot in RAW?Mark.
Hi Mark,
Your spot on about the crop,
Works a lot better,
About the B+W 10 stop,Heres an example of an unedited Raw file, I just resized it for the web,
And here is an edited version of the same pic with the colour cast removed as best I could
Theres a bit of work involved, mainly WB adjustment,desaturate the reds a little,and a levels adjustment.
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