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Adrian

I need advice

Sun Apr 27, 2008, 1:54 PM

Mood: Delighted
Listening to: A Wilhelm Scream

I really like those long exposure shots, like landscapes and waterscapes and such. I don't really have any filters or anything, so I was thinking of getting one. There are graduated filters and then the straight up ND filters..

Can anyone recommend some not-too-pricey filters for me? It would be greatly appreciated

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=wilderBeest

Apr 27, 2008, 2:23:42 PM

After a little research, I am planning on getting the Cokin '

'-Series system, with both Graduated and ND 2-8 filters.

You can get non Cokin brand filters for the system, which are a lot cheaper (eBay), but I have heard comments about the quality of the glass, etc.

~f0ll0wTheReaper

Apr 27, 2008, 3:32:41 PM

I was thinking of cokin or lee filters for graduated nd. I think I'm gonna buy the Hoya ND400 though, I love the effectsof that. But I'm not sure if there are better alternatives or not.

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~lokefana

Apr 27, 2008, 7:48:37 PM

Generally the more pricey filters are the better quality. But I know that Hoya and Cokin have some good deals and they generally don't fail in the glass department. *wants an ND filter so badddd*

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