Re: HIE & #87 (Better filter?)

["Willem-Jan Markerink" <w.j.markerink@xxxxx>]

On 12 Jul 99 at 16:50, Chang, Paul wrote:

> 	>  	Ron
> 
> 	Thanks Ron! 
> 	 Since this film is so expensive to work with, I'll stick with my
> #12 and 
> 	maybe experiment with creative filters (with the #12 combined)
> 
> Don't know if someone mentioned this already, but a polarizer is a must, at
> least for outdoor shots.  My shots with the polarizer show white, puffy
> clouds with intense blue (yellow filter) or bright green (orange filter)
> skies.  I would suggest trying both filters with a polarizer for a given
> scene to see which you prefer.  

Reminds me that I haven't yet tested EIR with the range of vari-color
polarizers (Cokin, Hoya makes them too) that I obtained some time
ago....only used it with normal color film (and like the blue/yellow 
version a lot more than the neutral pol!)....I also hope to have this 
same type of filter ready soon for my Horizon 202 panorama camera and 
circular fisheye. Time for some EIR testing....clouds, here I come!....:-))

Does anyone have a preference for a particular vari-color pol, in 
combination with EIR? They are yellow/blue, purple/orange, red/green 
and red/blue.


--                 
Bye,

Willem-Jan Markerink


      The desire to understand 
is sometimes far less intelligent than
     the inability to understand


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