I use my MF for these kind of shots ...... what about you guys?

http://i8.tinypic.com/2ugcdc5.jpg

everything on a dslr...wish those grad filters will be available again soon here. want to try doing it the traditional way...without having to use CS2.

nice trigger ha. parang syringe tapos may IV naka plug sa camera. :D

Walang-wala Gil ha... F3! :) Nice setup Bro!

for the sunset, i have used the cookin grad filter without doing pp (before) ... neat output.

If I can capture it right straight from my cam then I can spend less time in my PC ....less PC more shoot.......yup earl sarap pa rin gumamit ng F3 tapos velvia slide hmmmmmm ..... one thing nice with the cokin grads you can have a soft and hard edge options and madali adjust ang separation point of highlight and shadows, my ND grad is used very often also (soft edge).....

Neil, I se you have a nikonos V there, you can use that for land shoots din .....

i love your set-up... pls post some photos...

i love your set-up... pls post some photos...

ot: love you new avatar! should change mine already

OT na OT: Joel took the shot!!! Tabachingching!!!

By the way, I'm so curious with those square filters. What do you call it?

*oh, no! gastos again!*

Dindin,

cokin filters? I still need several adaptors for my ND filter. Randy Galang has many types of filters that are all square. Diba Randy? :0

Actually it's a rectangular filter and for DSLRs / SLRs caled the Cokin P series. Island Photo is the distributor here of cokin and manfrotto you may visit them at theisr head office. They have adaptors for 52, 62, 67, 72 and 77 not sure if they have full stock now.

Can't post the film shots yet cause I have not scanned my negatives pa. I inquired from Anderson last night sa EB and he said he will see kung may stock pa. Might post a digital capture instead, let me search my archives muna.