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Dec 30, 2017 01:07 |  #1

I have used a Tiffen enhancing filter a lot over the last few years for sunrises and sunsets with a Nikon film camera and it is fantastic.I believe that I will be able to use it with a digital camera ( Nikon ) in the manual mode,which I have not tried YET.As far as I know you can't use it in the auto mode.Does anyone have any input on this,THANKS




  
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Dec 30, 2017 01:29 |  #2

Since it's just a colored filter, I'd imagine it'd be easier to adjust those tones in post. A selective color adjustment layer in Ps can do the same thing with more control. Otherwise, sure, you could use it on a digital camera.


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Dec 30, 2017 05:36 |  #3

So just what does this filter enhance?


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Dec 30, 2017 06:41 |  #4

Scatterbrained wrote in post #18529231 (external link)
Since it's just a colored filter, I'd imagine it'd be easier to adjust those tones in post. A selective color adjustment layer in Ps can do the same thing with more control. Otherwise, sure, you could use it on a digital camera.

Lacking a nown database of information about specific filters and whether or not they can be emulated well in software, one really needs to try it both ways, and see if you can get the same effect in post-processing.

My guess is that gentle filters are easily emulated, but those that cause drastic changes in sensitivity within a single color channel are not easily emulated.




  
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Jan 01, 2018 09:40 |  #5

saea501 wrote in post #18529278 (external link)
So just what does this filter enhance?


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ENHANCING® Filter
Makes reds, rust browns and oranges "pop", with minimal effect on other colors. Perfect for fall foliage, earthtone rock formations, architecture, woodwork, faded rustic barns and any photos where red, brown and orange subjects should be enriched or appear more intense.

-Exclusive Tiffen filter
-Creates brighter, more saturated reds, rust browns and oranges
-Use with Polarizer for dramatic outdoor effects
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Jan 01, 2018 09:44 |  #6

pcjack wrote in post #18529228 (external link)
I have used a Tiffen enhancing filter a lot over the last few years for sunrises and sunsets with a Nikon film camera and it is fantastic.I believe that I will be able to use it with a digital camera ( Nikon ) in the manual mode,which I have not tried YET.As far as I know you can't use it in the auto mode.Does anyone have any input on this,THANKS

I see no reason why it wouldn't work in Auto modes on a Digital SLR camera. The filter will darken the image by about 1 stop, but there is no need for exposure compensation.

Q: What is an enhancing filter?

A: The exclusive Tiffen Enhancing filter makes reds, oranges, and rust browns “pop” with minimal effect on other colors. It would be a great choice for shooting fall foliage, especially when used in combination with a Tiffen Circular Polarizer. The exclusive Tiffen Enhancing filter has a filter factor of 1, meaning that you open up one f/stop from the indicated reading when using a separate handheld exposure meter. Through-lens metering systems adjust automatically to compensate for the exposure.


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