Recent content by Thevikingvaper

Was looking on YouTube about uv filters and all the videos said that that there only good for protection nothing else. I'm really new to photography like a few months so it's all new to me. Thanks for the advice I will look more into it :)

I had this same question a few weeks back and have since then started shooting in raw and doing a lot more post production and the results are so much better I would definitely recommend giving it a try even if it's something you don't really have a interest in you might be pleasantly surprised...

As we know uv filters don't really do much with digital cameras but I was wondering if they would help with shooting at night aren't they ment to help reduce glare? Or so it says on the packet. Would using a uv filter make any difference to a night shoot? Just wondered as I got a uv filter with...

my first time shooting a sunrise this morning :) does a polariser help much? Was wondering what the difference would be?

I shot in raw and jpeg so I can edit the pics later on will find some software to play with :) yeah really pleased with the results last night thank you :)

Thanks for all your advice here are some I snapped last night

Great advice thank you :)

City night scapes and buildings possibly some reflections on the water maybe lol thanks for ur reply

Was wondering if anyone had any tips on shooting at night as that's the only time I usuhave free to snap pics and having some trouble I have a fuji xa2 18-55 mm lens should I use a longer exposure how long? Do I up the iso? And tips would be appreciated thank you :)

Great advice I have seen I can shoot raw +jpg so will try shooting like that so I have both files and I'll look into getting lightroom program or something like that to have a go at pp. Thank you for your advise

I have a fuji xa2 mirrorless got it off a family member a few weeks ago really enjoying taking photos just the more I look into it and play with settings etc the more daunting it becomes. So I guess I could download lightroom and play around with some images. Do you think this would be a good...

Hi was wondering what the benefits of shooting raw over jpeg are? I'm really new to photography and been playing with my camera and took some pics in jpeg and some in raw the only difference I can notice is that I can't send raw files to my phone. So was wondering what would be the benefits of...

It's another way for me to express any feelings or emotions through a creative outlet. Also it gets me outside and I love just walking around since starting taking photographs I feel myself looking at the world differently

Thanks everyone

Hi thanks for the welcome, yeah it's great I'm loving it so far :)