How to use a Cokin filter
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Hi Rytterfalk
I just wonded when you use Cokin filter system for long exposure photography,is there any excess light comes through the sides between the holder and filter to affect the exposure?
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Thanks for the great video! Is the filter visible on the edges of your photos? It looks like the holder was too small for the wide angle- or maybe the black is something else?
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Good video. I will start using the Cokin holder with the filters.
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@ICanSlightlyFly May I suggest you look up a person who goes by the name lilkiwiguy87 here on youtube. He has a great series of videos on photography. He gets into lens filters and what to look for, how to clean lenses, how to clean lens filters etc.
Hope this helps,
The Meltdownman
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Just a quick comment Cokin have been around for many years but after 40 years of photography I am still reluctant to use Cokin Why?.
Because after spending a bucket full of money on a high quality optical glass lens why should I want to put a piece of plastic in front of it. optically flat glass filters yes but never plastic.
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Wonderfull shots.
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Hi, never thought about this possibility until I watched this vid. Made me go and buy a bunch of dark filters..........thanks for uploading! In response to Nicky282820 question...........ebay has it all!!!!!!!
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intressant video.. letade efter lite bra ND-filter videos o hittade denna.. den berättade en hel del mera än jag väntat mig o nu är jag så sugen på att köpa mera filter, blev speciellt intresserad av ND8 filtret, tack för videon! :)
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Hey :) Do you know the best way to clean these filters. I use a lint free cloth and have scratches on the filters. Any ideas?
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@rytterfalk Hi I cant find a neutral density 8 stop filter, with no graduation! could you point me in the direction of where I could get one? Please and thank you :)
At the end of the video you said ''minor adjustments'' does that include enhancing the blues or did that come with the exposure ?
krazyhobo69 10 months ago
@krazyhobo69 It's an overall saturation boost.. none specific color selected.
rytterfalk 10 months ago
No mirror lock up and shooting at f/22, any landscape photographer knows thats just wrong
sergiodsm 10 months ago
@sergiodsm What matters is the result! Especially true in photography.
rytterfalk 10 months ago 12
@rytterfalk
you are right, and f/22 and no mirror lock up on long exposure shots will results in big loss of sharpness, google "lens diffraction" good video exept those 2 things you should be extremly aware of while taking this kind of pictures, i use Lee filters myself
sergiodsm 10 months ago
@sergiodsm Mirror lock would likely not change the outcome at all, as the exposure is seconds long! (that first shake is a minor thing counting the whole exposure) - Lens diffractions is taking away sharpness, very true - but that's a price I paid in order to get the results that I wanted - I could have used some more ND's but that would steel sharpness as well. The result IS still sharp.
rytterfalk 10 months ago 8