Recent content by WizardOfTheLight

Ohh crikey - I wasn't saying look at this great photo haha - clearly it is way overdone and the reason I did that was to show why grads aren't needed as it's possible to actually go beyond what is required and into tacky HDR territory with a single exposure. This is the type of photo I use on...

30 seconds in PP - and far better than a grad filter as the foreground overlaps the horizon. Like I said - there is no need for a 2 or 4 stop grad filter if your camera has 14 stops or dynamic range.

Or even a 4 stop one.

Why would anyone need a 2 stop filter if shooting in RAW?

Says the guy who owns a D300s..... which the K5 blows away in pretty much every attribute including price. Carry on being a fanboy ;)