September 2017
Beginner to intermediate
320 pages
10h 41m
English
DURING the pre-digital era, filters were an important part of the photographer’s repertoire of accessories. So many can be replicated in image processing software, that it is no longer necessary to carry a large selection. I don’t use filters very often in close-up photography now I have converted to digital. I prefer to reproduce what I see in nature as close as possible. However, having said that, I do carry a polarising filter and a couple of graduated neutral density iflters.
Polarising filters are widely used in landscape photography for saturating clear blue skies and removing reflections of various objects. In close-up photography they are particularly useful for removing surface reflections from ...
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