Sure :)
To use an analogy - neutral density is like sunglasses, they reduce the light by different amounts eg. 2, 4, 6 f-stops so one of the uses is to have either a longer exposure or wider aperture (could also be used with 1600 iso film in daylight!) A polariser filters out reflected light - so you can use it to reduce reflections in water or glass, or when you see dramatic skies / clouds that's probably done with a polariser. Both work well with colour and black and white. @midday
No problem. If you get these filter types try for a reasonably good brand - with some types of filter it doesn't matter so much but with these you usually get what you pay for :)
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Intersting focus there, sky is also a deep blue! In Bangkok I haven’t experienced this kimd of blue since the rainy season came in!
It's extra blue because of the polarising filter!
Ohhhh, I did not know that, still learning😅 Thankyou for the info!
I totally ignored filters for years :) The only ones I have are polarisers and neutral density 🐱
Could you tell me more about polarisers and neutral density?
Sure :)
To use an analogy - neutral density is like sunglasses, they reduce the light by different amounts eg. 2, 4, 6 f-stops so one of the uses is to have either a longer exposure or wider aperture (could also be used with 1600 iso film in daylight!) A polariser filters out reflected light - so you can use it to reduce reflections in water or glass, or when you see dramatic skies / clouds that's probably done with a polariser. Both work well with colour and black and white. @midday
Thank you so much for giving me more information about this.
No problem. If you get these filter types try for a reasonably good brand - with some types of filter it doesn't matter so much but with these you usually get what you pay for :)
So simple yet so elegant!!
Very nice indeed!
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