Why does 35mm film have an image format of 24×36mm?
How come that on some pictures the sky just looks soooo stunning?
And how is it possible to easily leave an audio greeting for the 150th show without even calling a phone line?
Learn all this and more on today’s show!
“3D Clouds” (click image for larger version)
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I was somewhat suprised that you mentioned a polarising filter, but not ND Grad filters - they really help to bring the brightness of the sky down to a similar level to the foreground. If you can afford a circular polariser, then you can afford an ND grad filter system, and you’ll have change to buy other square filters.
I knew someone would jump in on that
Thanks for pointing it out though, you’re of course right that ND grads are a great help with many sky/foreground issues too.