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<p>Turns out I was typing the wrong word. I actually did mean to say resin. Sorry.</p>
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<p>I've been interested in buying a set of square gelatin filters and a mount for them. From what I have seen Cokin seems to be the major brand for these. Is Cokin a good choice to go with by experience or does anyone use something else that they like? If Cokin is a good way to go, which graduated neutral density filters would you recommend?</p>
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<p>Thanks for the ziplock bag suggestion. I will give that a try next time. I do see what you mean about the lack of symmetry. The forest I was shooting in has tons of undergrowth and small trees so it maybe it nearly impossible to get a shot without the small branches. Maybe I'll try shooting in a nearby pine forest soon to see what I can do. </p>
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<p>Thanks for the helpful tips! Now I just have to wait until the next time there is fog to experiment a bit more. As for the underexposed comment-It was my intent to make the first image, the one with the trees, underexposed because I wanted a more ominous feeling to go along with it. Ill definately bracket my exposures next time. Thanks.</p>
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<p>Thanks for the helpful tips! Now I just have to wait until the next time there is fog to experiment a bit more. As for the underexposed comment-It was my intent to make the first image, the one with the trees, underexposed because I wanted a more ominous feeling to go along with it. Ill definately bracket my exposures next time. Thanks.</p>
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<p> Here is another shot I got.</p><div></div>
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<p>I recently went out in search of fog to photograph and got some decent pictures. Does anyone have any good tips for shooting in fog (lighting, distance, angles)? Will it be detrimental to my equipment if my camera and tripod are not weather sealed?</p><div></div>
Shooting the Night Sky
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<p>I've always been interested in shooting the night sky filled with stars as a landscape shot, kinda of like this.<br>
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<p>I've tried it many times and never had good results. I always find focusing to be the most difficult. What are your tips to help get a good shot? What ISO should I shoot with and with F-stop would be the best? Thanks in advance.</p>
<p>Keith Dobbs</p>