M Mishkyn Member Jul 12, 2006 #1 Does magic bullet replace the need for physical filters? If not, why would you still use a physical filter on your camera if you have access to magic bullet?
Does magic bullet replace the need for physical filters? If not, why would you still use a physical filter on your camera if you have access to magic bullet?
aravance Well-known member Jul 12, 2006 #2 Not necessarily. I don't think you can replace a polarizer filter in post. There are some that like to control everything during production and those that prefer correcting everything in post. I think that having both is useful. But postwork color correction can result in major pixelising/bleeding in DV work.
Not necessarily. I don't think you can replace a polarizer filter in post. There are some that like to control everything during production and those that prefer correcting everything in post. I think that having both is useful. But postwork color correction can result in major pixelising/bleeding in DV work.