Polarizing filters and neutral density filters are still useful. Of course
UV is always good, as it helps with the blue and keeps llamas from spitting
directly on your front element.
On Sat, Feb 15, 2020 at 6:01 AM Peter Stevens <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Good morning to everyone. A question for the group. Does anyone useRegards,
on-the-lens filters with their digital body/lens combos? If so, what
filters do you use and why? I was wondering earlier this morning, with the
sophistication of digital editing, if the contol available in the software
minimizes or eliminates the application of lens filters? I’m not educated
enough to know if the software will replicate things like, for example, the
polarization with regards to minimizing or removing reflections on water
and glass surfaces, or if the control of light provided by a Neutral
Density screw-on filter can be replicated or not in post-processing. Are
there things that software just can’t provide a substitute for? Thanks.
Best regards,
Peter S.------
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