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mtngal wrote:
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![]() Looking forward to seeing your next set of pictures with the polariser : ) Meanwhile, I was reading a post reply by David King @ BetterPhoto.com to helpwithfairer comparisons Icouldmake ; ) Quote:
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wow...I didn't notice my B&W filter causing a color cast like that :-P
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Btw, mine is notthe MRC variant. |
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Ok! I seem to sort out the blue cast issue switching the WB from Auto to Daylight.
HereI attach%100 crops shot @ 70mm end of my Sigma 17-70,whose exifs you can see below. As you'll notice I shot the pictures at higher iso levels so as to attain faster shutter speed to eliminate the handshake (couldn't wait for the tripod!!) Ithink there's no discernableshapness (or softness!) difference though the the one with the polariser was shot 1 step slower (@ Tv:1/400'') and @ 1 step higher iso (@ iso: 640), while I find thegreeneven slightly more vivid! |
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with the polariser
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without the polariser
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Here's theuncropped scene...(fromthe balcony of my flat : )
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