Filter's

[sam_51]

:shrug:HEY THERE I WAS WONDERING IF SOMEONE COULD SUGGEST A COUPLE OF FILTERS THAT I COULD BENEFIT FROM. I TAKE A LOT OF SHOTS OF CARS BUT LOOKING TO BROADEN MY HORIZON'S:shrug: AND WERE I COULD GET THEM FROM CHEERS

 

[RobertP]

Might be an idea to turn off the caps lock

A circular polariser would be a good first filter. You need to buy a size that matches the thread on your lens (sorry if that is obvious!). The filter can rotate and you turn it until it reduces reflections and makes blue skies darker blue with nice white clouds. Takes a bit of learning to get the best from it - just search the forum for info.

 

[sam_51]

didnt no they would be so exspensive any tip's on where to get one. looking on ebay and they seem cheap what is the quality of these cheer's

 

[sam_51]

is this a good start dunno http://www.devoncamera.co.uk/index....product_id/12/subject/hoya_cirpolarizing_670s
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/67mm-Hoya-Dig...ryZ30066QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
is this what i should be looking for

 

[W.Smith]

UV or CP filters are the only physical filters I use, these days. All other effects are more easily and conveniently applied in editing, I find.
Saves me spending dough on 'em too.

Have fun!