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12/12/2005 06:22:13 PM · #1 |
| I saw an artcile in which a filter was used to the same effect as a polarizer, but on a really overcast day. I think it said it was an ND grad filter or something, could someone clarify for me as I'm quite new to filters, and living in England would appreciate a filter to emphasise the sky. |
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12/12/2005 06:24:46 PM · #2 |
Almost certainly a graduated ND filter, yes.
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12/12/2005 06:28:23 PM · #3 |
here this may help...Hoya filters
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12/12/2005 06:31:00 PM · #4 |
| For grads though I'd recommend a Cokin or Cokin like system since you have control where the grad line ends up. |
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12/12/2005 10:05:22 PM · #5 |
I have both a B&W screw in Grad ND and a Cokin Grad ND. Definitely go with the Cokin if you are going to get one. It's a lot easier to use.
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12/13/2005 11:52:28 AM · #6 |
I'll probably go with the Hoya as the less equipment to carry the better at the mo.
So I want a Hoya Neutral density filter right? Where does the graduate come into it as all the ones I've found are either ND or Grad, not both. |
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12/13/2005 11:54:12 AM · #7 |
Usually Grad means Grad ND. Just check the description of the item before you buy.
Message edited by author 2005-12-13 11:54:33. |
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12/13/2005 12:01:02 PM · #8 |
| ND would darken the sky. You may want to add color to the sky by using a blue graduated filter. |
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12/13/2005 12:22:11 PM · #9 |
I believe that the S7000 can shoot RAW, if not, then please ignore me. I once tried out RAWShooter Essentials and the highlight contrast and shadow contrast tools can really bring a sky out. You're just left with a bit of blending then. You're not limited by the amount of gradient in the filter that way.
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