If you’re willing to put your filters in the hands of a sponge – here’s an inexpensive way to hold filters on your DSLR. A few years ago, photographer Samuel Chapman of The Rocket Factory found himself with an annoying problem on his hands. After purchasing a number of neutral density filters for his DSLR, he found Read MoreRead More
EOS HD gives a hands on review of the MetaBones Speedbooster which effectively turns smaller sensors into full frame cameras by reducing the image as it enters the camera. The Metabones Speed Booster adapter brings the full frame look to Sony mirrorless APS-C and Super 35mm E-mount. (Indeed it will bring the Super 35mm look Read MoreRead More
Using a polarizing filter in your landscape photography is a great way to darken skies and create images with real impact. These 4 tips for using a polarizing filter will help get you started right. Polarizing filters have a number of uses, but one of the most basic is to darken blue skies. This can Read MoreRead More
You ever get a filter stuck on a lens? Here’s the method for removing a stuck filter as Craig Pulsifer was instructed to use by Canon Professional Services. 1. Use hacksaw to cut rim of the filter down to the glass. 2. Use Ballpein hammer to strike filter glass in progressively hard taps until filter glass breaks. Read MoreRead More
Olivia Speranza demonstrates the ol’ Vaseline on the lens trick. So, by waking up a little early and having some extra sheets handy, no one’s the wiser. Tomorrow, “Destroying The Evidence”Read More
HDSLR news shooter reviews the Letus LTMB1 Mattebox with its unique circular polarizer filter that allows you to control not only exposure but color temperature.Read More
