Shooting in a sunny day
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What do you want to shoot? Landscape or ??
If portraits, then you dun need either unless you are after some special effects.
Well, for architecture, maybe there's glass somewhere and CPL will polarize the reflections coming into the camera.
ND will be great if you're trying to photograph water.
no. but knowing what your tool does, and maximising the most out of either, or both.. to achieve whatever vision you have, will go a long way.
what does a gnd do? what does a cpl do?
why not both?
loads of landscape photographers use both. the only reason one may not would be because using 10mm lens, then will have unavoidable vignettingnightmare~no. but knowing what your tool does, and maximising the most out of either, or both.. to achieve whatever vision you have, will go a long way.
what does a gnd do? what does a cpl do?
why not both?
had wanted to emulate your shots in italybe going there next week
nightmare~
be going there next week
ehehe, have fun, which parts are you going? the weather should be much better than when i went, and you should be getting "sunny" indeed. were you one of those who emailed/pmed me about information? i can't seem to remember.
anyways, i didn't really use any cpl for any of those shots, it's hard to stack it with a gnd on the 10-20. besides, shooting at 10mm 80% of the time means that you get uneven polarisation. honestly, though, the skies in italy, when blue, are really blue. although you could say the same for singapore in good weather timings.
yes i was the one who pm-ed u
going to rome-florence-venice
and yea i heard it will be sunny so i thought cpl will be good
but i also wish to achive the effect of having a "gloomy" effect on my photos..
so came my dilemma
well if it's sunny it's going to be hard to make it look gloomy
if you want a post apocalyptic effect, then processing it with a tobacco grad effect overall or just using a tobacco grad filter straight out might help somewhat.
nothing fails to look gloomy in bnw if you do it right - i won't worry too much about that.
ah yes, i suspect you'd enjoy rome and venice more, but some people like florence too.
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