Love the foreground, sea and sky on this but my only niggle would be the Grad is a little bit obvious on the upper right hand rocks.
I used to spend every summer sunday down at Ogmore when I was a lad. You have certainly make it look better than I remember. Nice one.
Posted by Shaun Simpson on October 15, 2010 at 1:32 PM
excellent shot, love these 10 stop shops one of the best pieces of kit I have bought if used well like this they turn an mage into ary, nice one
Posted by Scott Tilley on October 15, 2010 at 5:12 PM
Superb image, (from someone who aspires to take a decent landscape image one day!) Really must get one of those 10 stop grads!
I don't know Des, if I was starting over I'd go for the Lee system but I've invested in the Cokin X-Pro including the £200 polariser.
My Sony doesn't give a colour cast with Cokin but I'm changing over to Nikon next week hopefully so I'm not sure if I'll have to sell my Cokin as I know my mates who use Canon have severe magenta casts with Cokin but not with Lee.
The Lee 10 stopper is easier to use as it just slots in, mine screws on the lens then my filter holder screws into that and I have to keep taking it all apart every time I want to re-compose.
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9 repliesI was trying out my new B&W 10 stop ND filter.
Sony A350
Sigma 10-20 EX
48 seconds
f8
ISO 200
15mm
Cokin X-Pro 2 stop ND grad to hold back the sky a bit
Tripod
Cable release.
Dale
I used to spend every summer sunday down at Ogmore when I was a lad. You have certainly make it look better than I remember. Nice one.
Scott
Rgds,
Des
I don't know Des, if I was starting over I'd go for the Lee system but I've invested in the Cokin X-Pro including the £200 polariser.
My Sony doesn't give a colour cast with Cokin but I'm changing over to Nikon next week hopefully so I'm not sure if I'll have to sell my Cokin as I know my mates who use Canon have severe magenta casts with Cokin but not with Lee.
The Lee 10 stopper is easier to use as it just slots in, mine screws on the lens then my filter holder screws into that and I have to keep taking it all apart every time I want to re-compose.
Geoff.