err....sorry i'm nutz about photography,Originally posted by quackaroo
do you have a UV filter on? (your camera)
(i dont think you have a polariser)
Hehe, I think its time you trim your nails!!!;pOriginally posted by quackaroo
hehe opps... ok a filter is something which you screw over the current lens you have..
filter really means (according to Club Snap's Glossary)
Transparent lens attachments used to change the color, or other characteristics, of an image. They are used both on the camera and in the darkroom.
basically filters can enhance, add special effects so on the pictures. This is an example of my UV Filter for my camera (G2)...
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sorry no BS in this picture![]()
Haha this is a damn funny pic, we should have more of these in the forum!!Originally posted by quackaroo
hehe opps... ok a filter is something which you screw over the current lens you have..
filter really means (according to Club Snap's Glossary)
Transparent lens attachments used to change the color, or other characteristics, of an image. They are used both on the camera and in the darkroom.
basically filters can enhance, add special effects so on the pictures. This is an example of my UV Filter for my camera (G2)...
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sorry no BS in this picture![]()
yes yes. i know i knew someone would make that comment.Originally posted by Kit
Hehe, I think its time you trim your nails!!!;p
How much would a filter like this cost?Originally posted by quackaroo
hehe opps... ok a filter is something which you screw over the current lens you have..
filter really means (according to Club Snap's Glossary)
Transparent lens attachments used to change the color, or other characteristics, of an image. They are used both on the camera and in the darkroom.
basically filters can enhance, add special effects so on the pictures. This is an example of my UV Filter for my camera (G2)...
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sorry no BS in this picture![]()
A couple of bucks in a thousand...
How much would a filter like this cost?
I would say no, reflection of UV filter and the lens is up by quite a bit, dont want green stuff flying all over the place, or you could start taking UFOs just like what klause did.
Should i use a UV filter for night shot?
You can do that with MOST filters, there's a thread to do it, want me to show you a picture of the thread? hehehe
Can the UV filter be used togather with other filters or is it one filter at a time?
nutz, a typical Hoya 52mm UV filter will cost $10. The multicoated version may go up to $30? The B+W multicoated will be $40+.Originally posted by nutz
How much would a filter like this cost?
Should i use a UV filter for night shot?
Can the UV filter be used togather with other filters or is it one filter at a time?
Please advise, thanx.![]()