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September 7, 2009 at 2:59 pm

RASMITH32 wrote:

Yep they were Cokin ND8 and ND4 combined Pseries. There were cheaper filters out there , Cokin appeared to be middle range but with disappointing results!. Singularly they are fine but try stack and you are into pink territory.

Will try the WB adjustment prior to spending the mortgage on the Lee filters :D

Yeah, we’d all like a set of Lee’s but you can get quite far with the Cokin’s. My rule of thumb is you can only justify a set of Lee filters if you’ve sold some photos to pay for them! If you haven’t sold any prints/rights yet then you’ll probably be fine with Cokins ;-)

Here’s a test / comparison I did to work out the WB correction for a Cokin ND8: http://www.dynaxdigital.com/index.php?topic=10545.0

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May 8, 2009 at 9:51 am

That’s a beautiful ‘painting’ and an interesting technique. I was only looking at some bluebells last night, thinking that I must get out to photograph them. I reckon there’s only another week left before they’re gone.

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February 19, 2009 at 4:57 pm

It’s a great shot. I know Inch Beach very well and yet I haven’t got that shot. It just goes to show that there’s plenty of photographic potential even in the one location.

Can I ask what camera/lens you used? It looks pretty wide angle. I’ve looked at your other Inch photos and they all have the vignetting: post-processed style or just camera/lens/filter combination?