[Leica] New Lee filter set for rangefinder cameras

[mark.teampope at ntlworld.com (Mark Pope)]

You make a fair point Bob.  I've had some success with making graduated 
filters in PS. Having it in Lightroom it will be real boon. But I've had 
quite a few instances where filters at the taking stage would have been 
a great help to balance the shot.  Even with the greater dynamic range 
of digital, I think I prefer to have a means to control the highlights 
other than just reducing exposure for the whole scene then playing 
around in Lightroom/Photoshop afterwards.





Mark Pope,
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UK

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Bob Adler wrote:
> I've been a Lee filter system fan and user for many years now. As I move 
> to digital only, I find there is very little need for them. Lightroom 2 
> has a wonderful graduated filter tool that allows you to go top to bottom, 
> left to right, corner to center, bottom top ad infinitum. You can also 
> adjust the exposure effect. Stuff I used to always guess at. For 
> conversion to BW/Grayscale, the color sliders allow you to add filters 
> instantaneously and also adjust their strength to taste.
> 
> The only need I have for my Lee filters now is for ND filters to slow 
> things down or for my very large 105mm polorizing filter that I use on my 
> wide angle lenses.
> 
> If you're digital, best to spend your money on LR2 rather than filters...
> IMO,
> Bob
> 
>  Bob Adler
> Palo Alto, CA
> http://www.raflexions.com
> 
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