I've always toyed with the idea when I had film cameras, but the expense of the film, filters, etc. kind of kept me at bay. With my recent purchase of a digital SLR, I decided, what the heck and purchased a filter from eBay.
It's interesting, to say the least. With outdoor photography, I love the glow that trees and grass have...it almost looks like it's glowing because it's living...very ethereal. Then, I figured aquarium photography would be quite interesting with this device and here are my preliminary results (please ignore the lack of quality and the reflection from my blinds, I usually shoot at night):
Any info would be helpful. Also, I'm thinking of getting the filter for the Cokin system, as I can't see sh*t when looking through this dense filter. The Cokin would be super easy to pull the filter out, compose, focus, etc., then pop the filter back in.
It's interesting, to say the least. With outdoor photography, I love the glow that trees and grass have...it almost looks like it's glowing because it's living...very ethereal. Then, I figured aquarium photography would be quite interesting with this device and here are my preliminary results (please ignore the lack of quality and the reflection from my blinds, I usually shoot at night):
Any info would be helpful. Also, I'm thinking of getting the filter for the Cokin system, as I can't see sh*t when looking through this dense filter. The Cokin would be super easy to pull the filter out, compose, focus, etc., then pop the filter back in.
