Tutorial on how to use filters, by WDC Part 2

Hello there. very well explained.
A question. I have a Fujifilm S1500 which cant have filters attached to the front. do you think there would be any issue if I were to just hold a filter infront of the lens? Just looking at the polarizing ones.

No. One tip some photographers use is to put a blob of blu-tac on the front edges of the lens (not on the glass itself) to stick the filters on.

very helpful, thank you!

Fab video, thank you!

would you ever use a polarizing filter in combination with a graduated neutral density filter?

hi im new to all this use of filter and just wondering if you can help me,I have got to chose 10 filters from this list and not sure which ones would be idea to start with,Hope you can help. Blue, red, ND2, ND4, ND8, orange, brown, green, yellow, pink, purple, graduated blue, graduated brown, graduated red, graduated green, graduated gray (ND4), graduated orange, graduated yellow , graduated pink, graduated purple

I need to buy one of those filters which darken the sky... I've had this problem so often in the past...

Ask for a neutral Density (or ND) Grad filter. They come in different strengths, usually 1,2 and 3 stops. Some companies market a 'Grey Grad' which is the same in theory but may not be guaranteed to be colour-neutral, and may add a slight colour cast to the sky.

thanks a lot....very informative.

thanks a lot