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Published: 2009-05-29 12:41:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 1176; Favourites: 59; Downloads: 0
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a new one... taken about an hour agoTools: Canon EOS 400D + UV Filter + Polarisation Circular Filter + PS CS3 for crop and border
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Thanks. Yeah, this kind of clouds are beautiful, great to look at, but those grey clouds in winter time, when you see nothing but this grey big giant cloud, no shapes of whatsoever, well ... those I don't like.
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For me every kind of clouds are special 
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Thank you very much for the feature 
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This great piece has been featured here: [link]
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Thank you very much for the feature
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Thank you for the 
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I absolutely LOVE this photo, another great photo in your collection jokla
The coloring this is amazing with the contrasts and lighting! I cant even begin to describe how much I enjoy this shot!
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Thank you very much for the comment and for the
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What filters did you use on this one btw? (still learning more about things 
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I used an UV Filter + Polarisation Circular Filter
I put the camera into the file pointing up into the sky, had it on auto focus, focused in, turn the auto focus off, then looked through the camera, set the right color setting with the circular filter, to get a strong blue color of the sky but still have the golden color of the corn, then put the camera back onto the filed and shot a couple of pictures
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great shot--the lighting and the brightness is very eye catching..good detail too!
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Thank you. This was one of those point and shot photos, well actually, point-focus-check the polarization filter to show the best color-and shoot photos.
I just love this filter, it gives a very strong blue sky. Sometimes the rest of the picture gets a too blueish touch but sometimes it's just perfect
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hahah yea i know what you mean, setting everything up.
I've never used a filter before, but im considering it.
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I bought the cheapest ones, since the lenses I'm using them on are also the cheap ones. Since the lenses I wanna buy need a bigger filter I saw no sense in buying some expensive ones. But alone with the UV filter on the lens ( which stays on all the time ) there is a difference and with the circular polarization filter, things just get fine. I've noticed that some things are a bit too dark with the pol filter, so in that case a little bit PS work has to be done.
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yea the polarization filter would darken things a bit because isn't it suppose to reduce sunlight a bit?? gotta love photoshop, i use it a lot to change color to my shots.
I want to get a infared filter, see what i could do with that and also a UV filter to take shots of fishes and things like that.
no, stick to the cheap ones until your equipment is expensive and one your going to use for a long time hahaha...
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Yes it does reduce sunlight... it gives very fantastic skies, but to get thing bright you have to edit the RAW a little bit, but it depends what you're taking a photo of and how...
Step by step, I gonna get things together, or... if I win the lottery... then I'll get the best of the best at one time
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haha yea winning the lottery would be awesome!!! i would get the best of the best too for sure!
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