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Veteran
thanks guys for your thoughts on this.
again, i intentionally bought the 1/8 filter because even the 1/4 already has a significant amount of distinctive 'fog', so this delicate DR help is as far as i personally want to go regarding this 'foggier' image (the downside of using the filter).
i like it very much. reminds is a bit of raw RED or Alexa footage (just a BIT
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Daniel (or Ian or whoever)- do you think that keeping the filter on all the time could cause any problems ? if it cannot do any harm, i might as well keep it on, it will even contribute to a whole constant look, no? (for the feature i start to shoot next week)
stonebat- in my case i put the ND on top (mine are the same thread size- 72mm)) . i cannot go the other way because the fader ND front thread is bigger than it's rear.
but it looks as if it won't make any big differences. (of course, if you'll make many test, perhaps it will, but...)
again, i intentionally bought the 1/8 filter because even the 1/4 already has a significant amount of distinctive 'fog', so this delicate DR help is as far as i personally want to go regarding this 'foggier' image (the downside of using the filter).
i like it very much. reminds is a bit of raw RED or Alexa footage (just a BIT
)Daniel (or Ian or whoever)- do you think that keeping the filter on all the time could cause any problems ? if it cannot do any harm, i might as well keep it on, it will even contribute to a whole constant look, no? (for the feature i start to shoot next week)
stonebat- in my case i put the ND on top (mine are the same thread size- 72mm)) . i cannot go the other way because the fader ND front thread is bigger than it's rear.
but it looks as if it won't make any big differences. (of course, if you'll make many test, perhaps it will, but...)
