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mstg46 01-07-2014 07:23 PM

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Originally Posted by STROKD (Post 60531)
Yep, I usually leave mine neutral which is about where the words are at 12 oclock on the lens. If its overly hazy Ill adjust or shooting direct into the sun. I got some rainbow shots in Hawaii you couldnt see with the naked eye, was pretty bad ass to see them appear by rotating the filter.

I need to take some time and just shoot the same thing multiple times adjusting the filter. I don't use it much so I can never remember what works best. I think I'll start at neutral like you suggested.

STROKD 01-07-2014 08:04 PM

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Originally Posted by mstg46 (Post 60533)
I need to take some time and just shoot the same thing multiple times adjusting the filter. I don't use it much so I can never remember what works best. I think I'll start at neutral like you suggested.

What my photo friend told me, was just focus, then rotate the filter till the image has the brightest colors and least glare, then take shot. Seems pretty easy that way..

DirtyD 01-07-2014 08:32 PM

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Originally Posted by STROKD (Post 60534)
What my photo friend told me, was just focus, then rotate the filter till the image has the brightest colors and least glare, then take shot. Seems pretty easy that way..


This is what I do.

mstg46 01-07-2014 11:40 PM

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Originally Posted by STROKD (Post 60534)
What my photo friend told me, was just focus, then rotate the filter till the image has the brightest colors and least glare, then take shot. Seems pretty easy that way..

Great tip! Thanks.

virtu 01-16-2014 11:40 AM

Nice pix, mstg46. Here are a couple I took

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-Q...n+12c-4751.jpg

https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-X...o+z28-4757.jpg

mstg46 01-20-2014 05:23 PM

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Originally Posted by virtu (Post 61456)

Thanks! Yours are nice as well.


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