Filters

[mik0m]

If you could take with you just 3 filters for taking landscapes what would they be?

Oh and if they could be reasonably priced that would be a help also

 

[Mike Warburton]

A Polariser,a hard ND Grad and a soft ND Grad.

 

[DaveHope]

To be honest I hardly use filters these days as most stuff can be done in post processing.

ND10
ND8
Polariser

Hope I don't regret my chocie

 

[mxfun]

CPL because there nothing in PP that can duplicate the results


Never leave without one

 

[Islander]

Circular polariser and a couple of soft grads.

 

[calvj]

CPL and a set of ND grads. Hitech do a decent set of three for £30, soft or hard. Good filters for the price.

 

[AJQS]

81A, ND4 soft grad and a Red filter

 

[aleung2]

Definitely vouch for cpl, unbelievable difference with and without

 

[redddraggon]

Lee big stopper, 1 stop and 2 stop soft grads.

 

[AllFallD0wn]

NDs, ND Grads, CLR-Polarizer


...am I cheating here?

 

[mik0m]

thanking you all for the recommendations... as now in a position to purchase some additional photography gear ( has this activity always been almost as expensive as running an F1 team i wonder?) will begin the bargain hunt as hoping to get to the dales next week weather permitting

 

[JCoquillon]

Circular Polariser is a must have.

Then I'd recommend Graduated ND filters.

Then ND filters for long exposures.

Lastly coloured filters if you shoot black and white.