W16, 28 July 2014, 20:20
CTspotter458 wrote:
Just bought one
PREPARE FOR YOUR LIFE TO CHANGE. I never take it off unless shooting indoors or at night.
CTspotter458, 28 July 2014, 21:00
W16 wrote:
CTspotter458 wrote:
Just bought one
PREPARE FOR YOUR LIFE TO CHANGE. I never take it off unless shooting indoors or at night.
Good. I can't wait
CTspotter458, 30 July 2014, 13:51
CTspotter458 wrote:
W16 wrote:
CTspotter458 wrote:
Just bought one
PREPARE FOR YOUR LIFE TO CHANGE. I never take it off unless shooting indoors or at night.
Good. I can't wait
YEah, your 100% right
Vinchops, 09 August 2014, 16:39
Does anyone know a good filter i can get thats compatible with a cannon t3i and is around 50$?
sumosloths, 09 August 2014, 17:59
Just so you can see the effects of a polarizer:
Here's a picture with the filter at its least intense setting:
![[http://i.imgur.com/HLrXzQv.jpg]](http://i.imgur.com/HLrXzQv.jpg "http://i.imgur.com/HLrXzQv.jpg")
And here it is rotated about 90 degrees:
![[http://i.imgur.com/sYNnrDU.jpg]](http://i.imgur.com/sYNnrDU.jpg "http://i.imgur.com/sYNnrDU.jpg")
Here's a picture with the filter at its least intense setting:
And here it is rotated about 90 degrees:
W16, 09 August 2014, 18:58
Vinchops wrote:
Does anyone know a good filter i can get thats compatible with a cannon t3i and is around 50$?
The filter has to match your lens, not the camera. It depends on the thread size of the lens you use.
Vinchops, 09 August 2014, 19:54
Oh ok my lens is just the basic 18-55mm one you get when you buy the camera
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Chaserdog, 09 August 2014, 22:44
Vinchops wrote:
Oh ok my lens is just the basic 18-55mm one you get when you buy the camera
I just bought one for my 18-55mm lens. I bought the Hoya 58mm one. I would highly recommend it.
![[http://i.imgur.com/SEP28bj.jpg]](http://i.imgur.com/SEP28bj.jpg "http://i.imgur.com/SEP28bj.jpg")
Last modified by Chaserdog, 10 August 2014, 03:47
DjShift, 09 August 2014, 23:22
Vinchops wrote:
Does anyone know a good filter i can get thats compatible with a cannon t3i and is around 50$?
Hoya HD circ. polarizer.
Just get the size that matches your lens and it'll fit the camera just fine.
They're on Ebay for about $42 so just find one that looks authentic.
And don't look at your lens range, look at the bottom of your lens and look for the number by the infinity-sign looking symbol.
Last modified by DjShift, 10 August 2014, 04:23
umberto, 10 August 2014, 09:46
I've just bought a Kenko 67mm for 55€ and I must say it changed in better my photography style.
