Filters, do you use them?

[Lost Canadian]

Check out Time Catcher, for which Marc Adamus is part of. I like Time Catcher not just because the images are out of this world, but because most of the guys include shooting notes under their images. What I think is interesting is all the guys, even those using digi, still use filters, including split ND's. Something that I find kinda telling in this digi age.

 

[Lost Canadian]

As an interesting and somewhat humorous note, I just used Photoshop for the first time ever today. . . To stitch a few images together. Worked great.

I've also only used it briefly, downloaded a trial version some time back. It was too much for me however, but I may need to belly up at sometime as I'd like a program to do panos.

 

[taco2go]

Check out Time Catcher, for which Marc Adamus is part of.

Oh man! Link of the MONTH :drool: Guess what I'll be busy absorbing all weekend while on call.

 

[Photog]

Time Catcher had a calendar for 2007. I bought it, and still have it hanging here, just for the photographs. Very inspirational.

I use a B+W polarizer all the time, unless it has a negative effect. Sometimes it is too dark or I want more reflection; but it is almost always on my camera (for landscapes).

 

[fangars]

I do not use filters for the simplest of reasons, have yet to be able to afford them.
I would love to get some ND grads but for now I will have to settle for the cheap alternative of manipulating RAW files.