Jan 18, 2010 #11 B bdeitemeyer Well-Known Member Joined Mar 7, 2008 Posts 1,270 Reaction score 4 Location ... Skip the 50mm 1.8 and go for the 50mm 1.4...
Jan 18, 2010 #12 turbocayenne Well-Known Member Joined Mar 5, 2006 Posts 2,411 Reaction score 1 Location Buena Park, So Cal bdeitemeyer said: Skip the 50mm 1.8 and go for the 50mm 1.4... Click to expand... and pay $250 more???
bdeitemeyer said: Skip the 50mm 1.8 and go for the 50mm 1.4... Click to expand... and pay $250 more???
Jan 18, 2010 #13 iHazSnail Well-Known Member Joined Apr 25, 2008 Posts 3,409 Reaction score 7 Location NY lens or no lens but i wanted to know should any sort of filter be used in low light condition or indoor?
lens or no lens but i wanted to know should any sort of filter be used in low light condition or indoor?
Jan 18, 2010 #14 eggs Well-Known Member Joined Nov 2, 2008 Posts 2,868 Reaction score 2 Location New York what part of new york are from?
Jan 18, 2010 #15 turbocayenne Well-Known Member Joined Mar 5, 2006 Posts 2,411 Reaction score 1 Location Buena Park, So Cal iHazSnail said: lens or no lens but i wanted to know should any sort of filter be used in low light condition or indoor? Click to expand... i always put my uv filter on no matter what the conditions are. Some people don't use filter at all. Btw, congrats on the t1i man
iHazSnail said: lens or no lens but i wanted to know should any sort of filter be used in low light condition or indoor? Click to expand... i always put my uv filter on no matter what the conditions are. Some people don't use filter at all. Btw, congrats on the t1i man
Jan 18, 2010 #16 iHazSnail Well-Known Member Joined Apr 25, 2008 Posts 3,409 Reaction score 7 Location NY is it true that a polarizing filter brings about a lot of change in picture quality? and thanks man =)
is it true that a polarizing filter brings about a lot of change in picture quality? and thanks man =)
Jan 18, 2010 #17 TheHunter Well-Known Member Joined Jan 19, 2008 Posts 2,063 Reaction score 10 Location SoCal, Fullerton Polarizing pictures will make your shots dark so you'll have to compensate for that, but it is kind of fun... it'll let you take some reflections out and see into the water better. I hardly ever see a need to use mine though.
Polarizing pictures will make your shots dark so you'll have to compensate for that, but it is kind of fun... it'll let you take some reflections out and see into the water better. I hardly ever see a need to use mine though.
Jan 18, 2010 #18 kn0x47 Senior Member Joined Mar 14, 2008 Posts 3,739 Reaction score 23 Location Birmingham, AL i think polarized filters increase detail when there's lots of light. most of the one's i've look at were kinda pricey
i think polarized filters increase detail when there's lots of light. most of the one's i've look at were kinda pricey
Jan 18, 2010 #19 RedRyder Save the manuals Joined Sep 5, 2008 Posts 19,544 Reaction score 135 Location Fawking, OH Nice, that's more than I can say lol. I'm just trying to get into some better pictures as well. I like em, specially the gauges.
Nice, that's more than I can say lol. I'm just trying to get into some better pictures as well. I like em, specially the gauges.
Jan 18, 2010 #20 X x5carl3tMurd3rx Well-Known Member Joined Feb 23, 2009 Posts 3,628 Reaction score 9 Location LO.CO. va looks like the quality pictures I take not bad man.