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Dec 10, 2006 18:35 |  #1

I was wondering if I need any special filters to shoot a sunset to keep from damaging any internals in my 30D. I have some great places to shoot, just wanted to get anything that I needed before I go and ruin my camera, haha. Thanks.


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nope, just don't do extremely long exposures and you're fine.

to enhance the colors under exposing the image is neccessary.


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Dec 10, 2006 18:44 as a reply to  @ coreypolis's post |  #3

thanks, thats what i was thinking, but i just wanted to make sure.


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Dec 10, 2006 19:10 |  #4

If you want to shoot sunset and some foreground info (for good composition :-) ) then get hold of ND grads or take two shots - the sunset first and then meter off the foregound and shoot that (don't worry if the sun moves in that time - but better to meter off both and write down or remember the settings you need). You can then hopefully combine the two later. Make sure also, that you have a tripod handy :-)


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Dec 10, 2006 19:19 as a reply to  @ rammy's post |  #5

Thanks, ill try to get ahold of a ND filter prior to going out.


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