Filter Quick Guide

  Vignetting is the ‘fall off’ of light toward the periphery of an image. It can be used skilfully as a post processing method to accentuate the central interest of an image. However, it can also [...]

  The main reason to use GNDs or multiple exposures is to capture a larger dynamic range of a scene. There are advantages and disadvantages of both methods. These are some points you should consi [...]

Medium GND Medium edged GNDs are similar to soft edged GNDs except that the transition is less gradual. These filters are very versatile and can be used in most situations shooting into and away [...]

  Using filters at night seems counterintuitive since it is generally desirable to allow more light through to the sensor. However, there are scenarios where filters are useful. Nisi’s natural ni [...]

Variable ND filters allow variable degrees of light blocking depending on the orientation of the filter. They are only available as a circular screw on filter therefore,Read This Article regarding the [...]

  Issue 1: Ease of use and portability   Square Filter Can be quite cumbersome to use. Large kits take up a lot of storage including filter holders for various lenses.   Circular screw [...]

  Summary: 3 stop for forests, 6 stop for blue hour, 10 stop for golden hour, 15 stop for midday   When shooting long exposures, you need to have a desired outcome in mind. For instance, are [...]

Summary: CPL, protective gear, cleaning materials     When photographing rivers and streams, it is important to consider your goal. Are you trying to photograph the water for a smooth textur [...]

  Summary: manual focus, focus before you insert the filter, fix your focal length   A critical element in landscape photography is achieving the appropriate depth of field. For the most par [...]

  Summary: ND filter closest slot, GND filter farthest slot   When stacking filters, the main principles are to a) minimise the risk of light leak b) achieve a balanced exposure in a single [...]