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Gel Filters - Any Advice?

City-Exile · 2007-05-21 14:48:38

Anyone here use gel filters? I presume I can just buy a sheet & cut it to the required size? Wouldn't mind playing around with them. Any advice would be appreciated. Cheers, P.

21-05-2007 2:48pm

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Anyone here use gel filters?
I presume I can just buy a sheet & cut it to the required size?
Wouldn't mind playing around with them.
Any advice would be appreciated.

Cheers,
P.

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#2 21-05-2007 2:56pm

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For flash or drop in for wide angles?

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#3 21-05-2007 3:02pm

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Sorry, was trying to type between conversations.
Gel filter for the drop-in.
Just the normal warming effect, or general messing.
Nothing specific.
Saw a picture recently, where the hills were really green & the sky was really blue, by use of a filter. Thought the colours were so vivid that it was surreal, yet very cool. (I know I can achieve the same effect in PS)

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