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On 4/4/2021 at 9:49 AM, zoe said:

Is anyone else finding filters helpful or necessary with the M10M?

I have discovered the benefit of using filters on my M10M. Since there are no filters or color channel internally to nuance the photos and punch them up a bit we need to use external filters just like film -- only better. The Red gives very dramatic skies, Orange tones the sky and gives a light tan to portraits, Yellow is more subtle. Ansel Adams used a Red filter to capture Half Dome the way he felt as he pre-visualized the final print-- and the sky is almost black but very dramatic. CHIPS

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On 4/5/2021 at 1:18 AM, Erato said:

Hi nodrog,

I only focus through the viewfinder.
Yep, it's sharp only when it's required. I use different filters to gain an expected result. Please feel free to zoom to 100% for details.
For instance, another sample of the radioactive applied HOOGU, which is the orange filter, FYR.

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And these pictures applied HOOAR, which is light yellow

 

 

Nice tones but it feels just a little repressed. Good work! CHIPS

 

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Nice tones but it feels just a little repressed. Good work! CHIPS

 

Thank you so much for your kind words. Yes, I pushed to the MFD, and it happened to a relatively repress perspective to the viewer.

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very dramatic sky sets off the clouds in spectacular ways with the light. The red filter can transform the emotional impact of a photograph. Thanks. CHIPS

 

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