Last Saturdays annual Car Show
Jun 29, 2017 19:01:55 #
In Downtown Pacific, Mo.
Taken with a D800 Nikon and 14-24 Nikkor
I could use a polarizer, but need to do some research, I think the filter is almost as costly as the lens.
More to come later.
Taken with a D800 Nikon and 14-24 Nikkor
I could use a polarizer, but need to do some research, I think the filter is almost as costly as the lens.
More to come later.
36 Ford
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40 Ford standard
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37 Fotd
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64 Mustang
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40 Plymouth
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29 Ford five window
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Jun 29, 2017 19:09:37 #
Jun 29, 2017 19:16:01 #
jj56
Loc: Londonderry, NH
Nice set of shots. I like the Mustang and the five window.
I have had mixed results using a polarizer where cars are concerned.
Sometimes a bit of glare or reflection imparts a better understanding of the shape being viewed.
Granted, you can "adjust" the amount of glare by rotating them to a point but you can't control its location without moving.
I adjust the filter before I shoot, evaluating what I see as I go.
Can be a definite plus in some cases.
I have had mixed results using a polarizer where cars are concerned.
Sometimes a bit of glare or reflection imparts a better understanding of the shape being viewed.
Granted, you can "adjust" the amount of glare by rotating them to a point but you can't control its location without moving.
I adjust the filter before I shoot, evaluating what I see as I go.
Can be a definite plus in some cases.
Jun 30, 2017 03:28:09 #
Jun 30, 2017 03:32:11 #
jj56 wrote:
Nice set of shots. I like the Mustang and the five window.
I have had mixed results using a polarizer where cars are concerned.
Sometimes a bit of glare or reflection imparts a better understanding of the shape being viewed.
Granted, you can "adjust" the amount of glare by rotating them to a point but you can't control its location without moving.
I adjust the filter before I shoot, evaluating what I see as I go.
Can be a definite plus in some cases.
I have had mixed results using a polarizer where cars are concerned.
Sometimes a bit of glare or reflection imparts a better understanding of the shape being viewed.
Granted, you can "adjust" the amount of glare by rotating them to a point but you can't control its location without moving.
I adjust the filter before I shoot, evaluating what I see as I go.
Can be a definite plus in some cases.
Thank you very muchJJ
These are the reasons I don't own a CPR anymore, I found them to be a PITA for the most part.
Jun 30, 2017 03:45:52 #
Jun 30, 2017 04:02:02 #
angler wrote:
Great looking cars and photos Manglesphoto.
Thank you very much Jim
Jun 30, 2017 05:57:45 #
Manglesphoto wrote:
In Downtown Pacific, Mo.
Taken with a D800 Nikon and 14-24 Nikkor
I could use a polarizer, but need to do some research, I think the filter is almost as costly as the lens.
More to come later.
Taken with a D800 Nikon and 14-24 Nikkor
I could use a polarizer, but need to do some research, I think the filter is almost as costly as the lens.
More to come later.
Another fine set.
Jun 30, 2017 07:56:41 #
Beautiful shots of beautiful cars.
Some CPL info.
http://www.lenstip.com/139.25-article-Polarizing_filters_test_2015_Results_and_summary.html
Some CPL info.
http://www.lenstip.com/139.25-article-Polarizing_filters_test_2015_Results_and_summary.html
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