Filters and Motocross?

DdavisMotocross · 8th of September 2011 (Thu)

Good choice or bad choice?

Like, 58mm MULTI COATED CIRCULAR POLARIZER HIGH DEFINITION FILTER

JSkinner · 9th of September 2011 (Fri)

I use a polarizer on my 10-22mm wide angle to get the deep blue sky look.

Chippy569 · 10th of September 2011 (Sat)

^ just my opinion, but that's maybe a bit too dark in the sky.
CPL is nice if you're only facing one direction but any time you turn you might also need to turn the filter, which when focusing etc. etc. at the same time, gets to be rather quite the hassle.

kris142 · 15th of September 2011 (Thu)

I just run UV's for protection and leave the effects for Post Processing...

kit lens · 16th of September 2011 (Fri)

Sometimes I'll use a CP, but a graduated ND filter will work much better to get a correctly exposed sky.

downhillnews · 16th of September 2011 (Fri)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chippy569

^ just my opinion, but that's maybe a bit too dark in the sky.

My 1Ds will renders skies like that very often and so does the III versions I have used also!

cedew · 17th of September 2011 (Sat)

^^^ I wonder if that's just full frame light fall off?

Black Bart · 20th of September 2011 (Tue)

Too dark for my taste it looks fake.
Sky never looks that dark blue.

8th of September 2011 (Thu)	#1
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JSkinner Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 90 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Filters and Motocross? I use a polarizer on my 10-22mm wide angle to get the deep blue sky look. __________________ 7d, 40d, 24-105L f4, 70-300mm f/4, 28-135mm f/3.5, 10-22mm, 580EXII www.skinnernetphoto.com

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Chippy569 Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Minneapolis, MN Posts: 1,852 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Filters and Motocross? ^ just my opinion, but that's maybe a bit too dark in the sky. CPL is nice if you're only facing one direction but any time you turn you might also need to turn the filter, which when focusing etc. etc. at the same time, gets to be rather quite the hassle. __________________ Gear List David Nichols - Sound Designer How to export to Youtube HD from Quicktime

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kit lens Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Durham, NC Posts: 1,042	Re: Filters and Motocross? Sometimes I'll use a CP, but a graduated ND filter will work much better to get a correctly exposed sky. __________________ My flickr rick_reno is a postwhore

17th of September 2011 (Sat)	#7
cedew Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 339 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Filters and Motocross? ^^^ I wonder if that's just full frame light fall off?

20th of September 2011 (Tue)	#8
Black Bart Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 161	Re: Filters and Motocross? Too dark for my taste it looks fake. Sky never looks that dark blue.

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