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RE: Wildlife Surprise / Überraschung
I like the new M10 filter system of Haida (https://haidafiltersusa.com/).
I have had the older and smaller 75 system für the M50, and I was very satisfied, although I didn't use it that much. The filters didn't produce any color cast, unlike the photos made with Lee filters, which are always a bit blueish. But I have not tested the Haida M10 system yet.
I was looking at the prices of the M10 system still pretty expensive but I will be watching for any second hand sets for sale
I know a mild colorcast can be fixed during editing but ones without colorcast would be so much better
Right, the less you have to fix, the better :)
When you compare the prices, they are all quite the same expensive, and at least here in Austria it's really hard to get used systems, but I am searching.
I did a search and only found one used system a Lee i think t was and wasn’t far off the price of a new one
Yes, that's the problem, when people think, they can get the same they have paid, but here you don't even easily find used ones.
Thats the only one I saw, I may just pick up the adapter for the lens i currently have and try them out again one day that will be a cheaper first step Maybe i did not now what I was doing with them when I first tried them
In the nineties, I have had an analog Canon SLR, but don't ask me, which one, because all I know is, that it was a cheaper camera.
For this camera I have had a Cokin filtersystem, but this one was primarily to add different color tones to the images, or add stars and so.
In the 70s I had an Olympus film camera also with some filter including a star one my uncle had his on dark room and was the one who got me into photography
Your uncle did a very good job, we should be grateful to him.