B+W Basic S03 MRC CPL Filter

De “Basic S03” filters van B+W zijn betaalbare filters van zeer hoge kwaliteit.

De B+W Basic S03 serie polarisatiefilters zijn universeel, bruikbaar voor iedere camera en verkrijgbaar in een groot aantal maten, voor kleine lenzen tot lenzen met een grote diameter.

De filters maken de lucht blauwer, geven wolken meer contrast, versterken kleurverzadiging en contrast in de hele foto en laten je door water en ruiten heen fotograferen/filmen. De filters zijn ook heel dun en daardoor geschikt voor gebruik in combinatie met groothoeklenzen en/of fullframe camera’s. Let wel op, dat je de juiste diameter voor je lens kiest. Meer informatie hierover: Het Juiste Filter Kiezen

Voorbeeldfoto’s

Hieronder een greep uit de vele prachtige foto’s, gemaakt met deze filters, die je vindt op fotosite Flickr.

Developing Thunder Storm, High Sierra, Summer 2020
Took a day trip up to the High Sierra's (enough of this setting around the house BS), up on California State Route 108. Pinecrest lake along the route was a bust for any images, so headed up to Donnell Reservoir Vista and spent the rest of the day there. This was the only view (variations) of the day that needed to be in B&W. That was due to the drama that was going on just behind the ridge line and monotones in the land mass. Spent some time watching the clouds dancing around the ridge, and then developing into a classic t-storm anvil formation and the turmoil within. Processed in Luminar 4.3 and Lightroom 5 for the basic setup. The crop was set at the end for a pano look. Nikon D810, 100mm (24/120 f/4), 1/30 @ f/11, ISO 50. Manual mode, mirror up, remote release and a CPL on the lens. Captured on August 11, 2020 a little past 4:30PM.

Lone Pine Tree, Lake Alpine, High Sierra, Summer 2020
Couple weeks ago, I posted a couple images from Lake Alpine that sits up in the High Sierra. I know it's not a location with that WOW factor that us photographers look for, but you make do with the hand your handed. The subject of this view was the small pine tree growing on the granite rock, and the view behind it. It was visualized as a B&W final. Post: Lightroom 5 for basic setup and crop, Luminar 4.3 for all other processing. Nikon D810, 35mm, 1/4 @ f/16, ISO 50. Manual mode, mirror up, remote release and a CPL on the lens. Captured on July 29th, 2020 at 6:20PM.

Tenaya Canyon Wall, Yosemite National Park, Winter 2019
On this day, the cloud layer was heavy at times along with a few minor breaks in it. To the southwest, a break aloud for some bright light to start sculpting the snow pack on the mountains. I know that there are uncountable images from Tunnel View, however they are all different. That's why Yosemite and the Serra are called "The Range of Light". Post: Luminar 3 & Lightroom 5 for the basic setup, plus some additional brushed in adjustments after it sat for awhile. There was a CPL on the lens along with the camera set to manual, mirror up and the use of a remote release.

like starlight into day
Moonrise over Ithaca Falls, Ithaca, NY 3 exposures blended in Photomatix using the "Exposure Fusion" option. View Large This is not the most engaging landscape I've ever posted, but there are a few interesting bits about this shot that made it "flickr-worthy". 1. The view is unique. I'm standing above 5-6 ft water. The top of the creek had frozen up enough (this close to the falls) for me to shuffle out and grab this shot. At any other time of year, not only would I be pummled with a wall of water, I'd be taking the express route to cayuga lake. 2. I knew the moon was going to be there. I found this great tool called The Photographer's Ephemeris. What it does is give you all the basic twilight/sunrise/sunset/moonrise/moonset info in addition to line of sight and topography data in google maps. So, using this app I could see that the moon would be rising along the axis of the Ithaca Falls gorge. Pretty brilliant if you ask me. They are working on an iPhone app at the moment, I'm very excited for that. Hope everyone is doing well, I haven't been around much and my attendance will likely stay that way until I start seeing some green in the landscape. Everything is just so...grey. Have a good one. ------------------------ Hey Ithaca-area photographers, any interest in starting up a camera club? Flickr-mail me if interested!

Merced River Bank, Yosemite National Park, Winter 2020
This is a new edit for this B&W version of the original posted color image that was uploaded earlier this year. The title had "sunset" in it. Below is the original copy from that post. What a fitting end to an afternoon in Yosemite Valley. The snow fall that was falling off and on during the week had finally reached down to 3K ft. The valley sits at 4500ft, so it was a no brainer to pack up the camera gear, lunch, dinner and drinks in the cooler, and head out Friday morning for a quick day trip up to the park. Given the late afternoon setting sun, deep shadows and a snow bank to deal with, a 3-EX bracket @ 1-EV was needed to hold full detail. I used the middle bracket also to help bring out the moving clouds (no deghosting used), along with shadow detail insurance. Post: AuroraHDR2019, Luminar 4.1 and Lightroom -5 for the basic setup and a few minor adjustments after it sat for awhile. Camera was set on manual, mirror up and a remote release. A CPL was on the lens.

El Capitan, Yosemite National Park, Early Spring 2019
Luminar 3 was used for the processing along with Lightroom 5 for the basic setup and a few minor adjustments after it sat for awhile. Minor crop is a 4X5 ratio. A CPL was on the lens to control the specular highlights on the granite face.

Clouds, High Sierra, Yosemite National Park, Fall 2018
My trip up to Yosemite was two fold, check of the progress of fall colors and catch some images in the high country. The weather report for this day was good for clouds and it sealed the deal. This view from Olmsted Point overlook made my day. Besides the cold temperature, it was rather windy and dispersing some rain and fog in the background. Image was processed as a single exposure RAW capture in Aurora HDR 2019 for all of the color adjustments, then sent off to Luminar 2018 for the conversion to monochrome along with additional adjustments to fine tune it. Post: AuroraHDR 2019, Luminar 2018 & Lightroom 5 for basic setup. Image was cropped to a 5X4 ratio and only taking off from both sides. A CPL was on the lens.

Yosemite Valley, South Wall #4 - Panorama, Yosemite National Park, Spring 2024
Later in the day of my April 15th visit to the park, I ended up at El Capitan Meadow and watching the lower clouds moving around the ridge line of the South Wall. Hum, looks interesting so I picked a spot to setup my camera for a few images. For approximately the next four hours up to 7:00pm, my last frame due to the darkness, I picked out various scenes of how the clouds were interacting with the ridgeline. The delete button did get a workout that afternoon. Nikon D810, 120mm (24-120 f/4.0), 1/20 @ f/8, ISO 125. Manual mode, CPL, tripod mounted and remote release. This image Is a 3-frame vertical panorama cropped to a 16X9 ratio taking only off the top. LrC was used for the basic setup of lens correction etc., then off to Luminar Neo for the Pano stitching and color editing.

Cat
West Confederation Park Calgary, Alberta B+W CPL MRC Basic

Mount Lorette
Nakiska Viewpoint Hwy 40 Kananaskis Country, Alberta B+W CPL MRC Basic

Barrier Lake
Barrier Lake Trail Kananaskis Country, Alberta B+W CPL MRC Basic

Autumn Colours
West Confederation Park Calgary, Alberta B+W CPL MRC Basic

Inverness Pond
Inverness, McKenzie Towne Calgary, Alberta B+W CPL MRC Basic

Transition
Bragg Creek, Alberta B+W CPL MRC Basic

Granary Road
Calgary, Alberta B+W CPL MRC Basic

Sheep River Falls
Sheep River Provincial Park Kananaskis Country, Alberta B+W CPL MRC Basic

Wayah Bald to NOC ("keep your head down...")
Beside looking really cool, deck boats (kayaks, C-1's, etc) have the distinct advantage of being able to be rolled back up when they flip over. The very first thing you learn when mastering the technique of the "Eskimo Roll" is to keep you head down, and bring it out of the water last. This paddler has failed to master the basic roll and wound up punching out after several failed attempts. He should have kept his head down. Canon 5D Canon 70-200L B+W CPL See my Wayah Bald to NOC SAT 08-07-10 set here.

50 Point Golden Glow
100 Second exposure with B+W 3 Stop ND and B+W CPL. Developed in LR4 to adjust for sunset colour temp and a grad for basic adjustments. Make it Glow and other treatment in Photoshop