02-12-2018, 09:31 PM
My last car I sold ten years ago, and I admit, I like to drive a car, but don't care much about performances. I do see SUVs which hardly touch the environment their designers pretend to have them made for, but narrow roads and (too small) parking lots 
Also, in a country with a speed limit of 120 km/h on the highway there's a real overdose of Maserati, Ferrari, Lamborghini and Porsche - but without any petrol in my veins, I just should shut up B)
Filters. Yeah, I'm looking forward to a bit of sunshine to try the ND16× filter. Or maybe two of them?
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That picture was one attempt with this gelatine filters. At the time I put it in I haven't seen the label on the plastic sleeve, I din't know which one I took. Shutter speed was 1.3 sec., others were 3 sec and I was surprised: The massive purple color cast I've seen coming from format hitech is a very differerent story to what Irix delivered for small change.
Alright, gradient filters are not available, but that I can compose in post with two different exposures. And polarizers? At this angle, a polarizer can only take care for a small part of the sky.
Also, in a country with a speed limit of 120 km/h on the highway there's a real overdose of Maserati, Ferrari, Lamborghini and Porsche - but without any petrol in my veins, I just should shut up B)Filters. Yeah, I'm looking forward to a bit of sunshine to try the ND16× filter. Or maybe two of them?
That picture was one attempt with this gelatine filters. At the time I put it in I haven't seen the label on the plastic sleeve, I din't know which one I took. Shutter speed was 1.3 sec., others were 3 sec and I was surprised: The massive purple color cast I've seen coming from format hitech is a very differerent story to what Irix delivered for small change.
Alright, gradient filters are not available, but that I can compose in post with two different exposures. And polarizers? At this angle, a polarizer can only take care for a small part of the sky.