Photography Thread 2.0

[Stripe]

im a photo n00b. i dont know about all that sort of stuff. its on my list of stuff i need now. along with 10 million other things.

you can get good deals on some filter kits. I make sure my normal carry lenses all have at least a UV and circular polarizer.. never know when you may need one.

and yes, that eel was creepy.

[g-sep]

you can get good deals on some filter kits. I make sure my normal carry lenses all have at least a UV and circular polarizer.. never know when you may need one.

Would you guys recommend buying the largest size filters for you glass and using step rings for your smaller glass? Instead of having multiples.

[Marc S]

buy ones that fit

[Stripe]

A few old shots of mine.






twilight airshows

[Stripe]

buy ones that fit

agreed!

[Muggz]

You can get them for pretty cheap, just find the right size. I use them all the time for my furniture shots since our furniture takes up a lot of reflection.

[Cabdoctor]

I'm still rocking a 10d. I love it. Just bought a m42 screw adapter and am having loads of fun with it. Anyone have any old favorite screw mounts? I'm really look ing for a good 135mm.

[Marc S]

i think i might have a 135mm M42 lens from my Prakita 35mm,

[Marc S]

You can get them for pretty cheap, just find the right size. I use them all the time for my furniture shots since our furniture takes up a lot of reflection.

cheap ones really do show up their quality though, they add a LOT of grain and noise, i kept my cheaper set because for B&W shots they actually add something, especially the Grad ND

[Muggz]

cheap ones really do show up their quality though, they add a LOT of grain and noise, i kept my cheaper set because for B&W shots they actually add something, especially the Grad ND

Really? Lol yeah I wouldn't know that. All I have are Schneider B+W lens filters.. They were like about $80 each (I have circular and linear) and I guess they're made thin in order to shoot on my 10-22mm without vignetting.