Images taken with Haida filters & Panosaurus

[Photosphere]

Hi all,

Thank you for the many wonderful pictures shown with Panosaurus and Haida.
I wonder if there will be an organised field trip with both products again.

Cheers...

Hi Ben

Thanks for dropping by. It really does sound like a great idea, we just dunno how much our schedule would allow. Although we do conduct regular demos at convenient locations about twice per month. If you like our facebook page linked in our signature you will be able to get updates on products and events.

Cheers
Team photospheresg

 

[Ben Ng]

Hi Ben

Thanks for dropping by. It really does sound like a great idea, we just dunno how much our schedule would allow. Although we do conduct regular demos at convenient locations about twice per month. If you like our facebook page linked in our signature you will be able to get updates on products and events.

Cheers
Team photospheresg

Hi Team PhotosphereSG,

Noted and I will check it out from FB. Many thanks!
Have a great weekend too

 

[pinholecam]

DSC0910820140531ILCE-7 by jenkwang, on Flickr

Using a Haida 6stop ND filter.

 

[tecnica]

Panosaurus 2.0:


Waiting For A Star To Fall by t3cnica, on Flickr


Absolute Euphony by t3cnica, on Flickr


Aerial Sanctuary by t3cnica, on Flickr



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[tecnica]

Haida ND 0.9


Da Lat Sundown by t3cnica, on Flickr


Haze On by t3cnica, on Flickr


Victory Day by t3cnica, on Flickr​

 

[tecnica]

Panosaurus 2.0 + Haida ND 0.9


The Hive by t3cnica, on Flickr


Pompous by t3cnica, on Flickr

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[pinholecam]

DP1M0616-DP1M0618-1-1-1 by jenkwang, on Flickr


Very happy with the panosaurus results today.
Usually the things like the railings in the foreground would be a major headache for me to stitch up.

I left a full sized sample in my flickr for those who want to check it out.

 

[adelyte]

I'm be heading to matterhorn in Dec. Planning to take sun rise.

First time using ND filter.

Can anyone advise me which ND suits my needs more?

I'm thinking 6 or 10 stops.

 

[pinholecam]

I'm be heading to matterhorn in Dec. Planning to take sun rise.

First time using ND filter.

Can anyone advise me which ND suits my needs more?

I'm thinking 6 or 10 stops.

The ND is for slowing down the shutter speed.
Example of uses would be :
1. Slow down water flow
2. Accentuate cloud movement
3. Extend exposure time in crowded places so that people appear blurred or don't appear at all in the shot.

I think the first thing to ask is whether you will encounter these situations in your trip.

For myself, I tend to like the 6 stop ND as its not to OTT for me.
Its also usually enough in most cases. (perhaps less so in situation #2,#3 though)
But many like the 10 stop for the effect that the very extended shutter speed gives.

Best is to have both

 

[adelyte]

The ND is for slowing down the shutter speed.
Example of uses would be :
1. Slow down water flow
2. Accentuate cloud movement
3. Extend exposure time in crowded places so that people appear blurred or don't appear at all in the shot.

I think the first thing to ask is whether you will encounter these situations in your trip.

For myself, I tend to like the 6 stop ND as its not to OTT for me.
Its also usually enough in most cases. (perhaps less so in situation #2,#3 though)
But many like the 10 stop for the effect that the very extended shutter speed gives.

Best is to have both

I've gotten both. Thanks.:bsmilie:

 

[kengoh]

Haida 10+3 stops ND filters


Shanghai Skyline sunrise by kengoh8888, on Flickr

 

[JacePhoto]

Nice pic

 

[tecnica]

Haida ND 3.0


A Moment Like This by t3cnica, on Flickr

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[tecnica]

Haida ND 3.0


Downstream by t3cnica, on Flickr, on Flickr

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[chipvn]

Haida ND 3.0 + LEE GND 0.9 Soft​

 

[chipvn]

Haida ND 0.9 with LEE GND 0.9 Soft on Sony A7 and VC 12/5.6 M mount lens.

 

[chipvn]

Haida 100mm ND 3.0 with LEE GND 0.9 Soft on Sony A7 and VC 12/5.6 M mount lens.

 

[kengoh]

Singapore Panoramic Skyline by Ken Goh, on Flickr

Haidai 3 stops ND, no pano head used​