Apr 10, 2014 12:20 | #1261 Here's one for ya, Dean...   "](DUPLICATE IMAGE) Huntington Beach, California... Shot in the late morning on a bright SoCal sunny day... 1Ds3 + 16-35L + Hoya Pro1 Digital CPL + Lee Big Stopper and Lee 0.9 SE GND Filter (stacked)... ISO 50, f/16 @ 305 second exposure... Total of 3 different filters used...  Hi. My name is Butch...
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Calicajun Goldmember  More info | All I can say is Wow, great shot to the HB pier. Remember, Stressed spelled backward is Desserts.
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Apr 10, 2014 12:33 | #1263 airbutchie wrote in post #16823931 Here's one for ya, Dean... The World Famous, Huntington Beach Pier... "]https://flic.kr/p/mY9YeeHuntington Beach, California... Shot in the late morning on a bright SoCal sunny day... 1Ds3 + 16-35L + Hoya Pro1 Digital CPL + Lee Big Stopper and Lee 0.9 SE GND Filter (stacked)... ISO 50, f/16 @ 305 second exposure... Total of 3 different filters used... nice. I really miss having an ultrawide that can use filters, must have one again! Sony A7siii/A7iv/ZV-1 - FE 24/1.4 - SY 24/2.8 - FE 35/2.8 - FE 50/1.8 - FE 85/1.8 - F 600/5.6 - CZ 100-300 - Tamron 17-28/2.8 - 28-75/2.8 - 28-200 RXD
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Calicajun Goldmember More info | My wife and I at HB pier as the sun was coming up yesterday. First outing with the 5D3.  Image hosted by forum (682175) © Calicajun [SHARE LINK] THIS IS A LOW QUALITY PREVIEW. Please log in to see the good quality stuff. Remember, Stressed spelled backward is Desserts.
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Apr 10, 2014 12:38 | #1265 ^ That's one of the true beauties of the Lee's Bellows Hood Lens... It has two built-in sliders to stack an assortment of various density filters... I blame/thank Rick Rose (Zerimar) for showing me its versatility... Heheheh... Hi. My name is Butch...
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Apr 10, 2014 12:39 | #1266 Calicajun wrote in post #16823969 My wife and I at HB pier as the sun was coming up yesterday. First outing with the 5D3. HELLOOO, colors!!! I need to do that one of these days... Hmmmm... This Sunday, perhaps... Hehehehe... Hi. My name is Butch...
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Puckman Cream of the Crop More info | Apr 10, 2014 12:42 | #1267 airbutchie wrote in post #16823931 Here's one for ya, Dean... The World Famous, Huntington Beach Pier... "]https://flic.kr/p/mY9YeeHuntington Beach, California... Shot in the late morning on a bright SoCal sunny day... 1Ds3 + 16-35L + Hoya Pro1 Digital CPL + Lee Big Stopper and Lee 0.9 SE GND Filter (stacked)... ISO 50, f/16 @ 305 second exposure... Total of 3 different filters used... I like this one better than mine. Question: In what order do you stack the filters? I had my 0.6 closer to the lens, and the big stopper over that. Is that the correct way? Or would you put the big stopper closer to the lens? airbutchie wrote in post #16823974 ^ That's one of the true beauties of the Lee's Bellows Hood Lens... It has two built-in sliders to stack an assortment of various density filters... I blame/thank Rick Rose (Zerimar) for showing me its versatility... Heheheh... Yup. Love the Lee system. And got myself a step up ring yesterday (which I haven't tried yet), so I can stick my filters on the 70-200 as well. airbutchie wrote in post #16823977 HELLOOO, colors!!! I need to do that one of these days... Hmmmm... This Sunday, perhaps... Hehehehe... Yeah. I'd be interested in doing something on Sunday. Sony A7RII and a bunch of lenses.
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joonrhee Goldmember  3,897 posts Likes: 639 Joined Oct 2009 Location: Southern California More info | Apr 10, 2014 12:45 | #1268 Great shot of HB pier Butch!! Very nice. a7RII • a7C • V12 • L21 • S24GM • S85
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Puckman Cream of the Crop More info | Apr 10, 2014 12:47 | #1269 I also saw yesterday that Lee now has something called the Little Stopper. 6 stop ND...I think that may be VERY useful in sunset type situations. The Big stopper can be a bit too much if the light is already fading (as I found out yesterday, with my underexposed shots, hehe). Sony A7RII and a bunch of lenses.
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Calicajun Goldmember More info | Apr 10, 2014 12:49 | #1270 airbutchie wrote in post #16823977 HELLOOO, colors!!! I need to do that one of these days... Hmmmm... This Sunday, perhaps... Hehehehe... Thanks, that was a three shot exposure put together in PS-6. Wish we could make Sunday but have a dinner date with friends here in Lancaster, CA and HB is a bit too far of a drive to do both in one day. We are up to shooting most all weekends and look forward to a meetup. Remember, Stressed spelled backward is Desserts.
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Apr 10, 2014 12:50 | #1271 Puckman wrote in post #16823773 Looks like you're well on your way with that Strobist info. These puppy shots are pretty sweet. I have a hell of a time photographing my pup as he's black. Makes exposure tricky, specially with flash. its certainly a decent start. I get my 2nd flash on friday so I might try a 2 flash system with the umbrellas. But overall I want to get a handle of the single flash first. Stuff
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Apr 10, 2014 12:54 | #1272 Puckman wrote in post #16823983 I like this one better than mine. Question: In what order do you stack the filters? I had my 0.6 closer to the lens, and the big stopper over that. Is that the correct way? Or would you put the big stopper closer to the lens? Also, now that I've played with the 0.6 soft, I really wish I had gotten the hard. The transition is hard to spot on the soft, in sunset conditions. Dean... From what I've been told, the Big Stopper should always be closest to the lens... With regards to using hard vs soft GND's will depend on the scenery... With a horizon that doesn't have too many obstacles (ie. buildings, structures, plantlife, etc), a hard edge (in whatever density) usually works best... If there are lots of obstacles, then the soft edge will usually work better... joonrhee wrote in post #16823995 Great shot of HB pier Butch!! Very nice. Thanks Joon... Hope all is well with you, good sir... Hi. My name is Butch...
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Puckman Cream of the Crop More info | Apr 10, 2014 13:06 | #1273 airbutchie wrote in post #16824017 Dean... From what I've been told, the Big Stopper should always be closest to the lens... With regards to using hard vs soft GND's will depend on the scenery... With a horizon that doesn't have too many obstacles (ie. buildings, structures, plantlife, etc), a hard edge (in whatever density) usually works best... If there are lots of obstacles, then the soft edge will usually work better... So heading to GC, I suspect a hard edge GND may draw out skies a bit more since the horizon is relatively unobstructed... Food for thought... Thanks Joon... Hope all is well with you, good sir... Yeah. The horizon on my sunset/beach shots would definitely call for a hard edge filter. Same for the GC. I suppose it's good to have the soft one too (I'm thinking for Sedona, buttes and the such). Sony A7RII and a bunch of lenses.
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Apr 10, 2014 13:28 | #1274 Puckman wrote in post #16824048 Yeah. The horizon on my sunset/beach shots would definitely call for a hard edge filter. Same for the GC. I suppose it's good to have the soft one too (I'm thinking for Sedona, buttes and the such). Btw, do you find you use the 0.9 or the 0.6 more? After playing with 0.6, I'm thinking 2 stops is not enough difference between the average SoCal blue skies and a brightly lit ground. I'd say I've used my 0.9 (soft/hard edge) density more than the 0.6 version... But it'll depend on the scenery and how creative I want to be... Hi. My name is Butch...
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EmaginePixel Goldmember  1,946 posts Likes: 43 Joined Sep 2008 Location: So Cal More info | Apr 10, 2014 14:38 | #1275 PixelPusher wrote in post #16821186 Hot Damn! ImaginePixel those are awesome... Thanks PixelPusher. Yours as well... different lighting is all. "Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is a mystery. Today is a gift. That’s why its called the present” - Kung Fu Panda
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