Comments on: Landscape Photos for 10th Mountain Huts

By: mukesh

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By: Mark Jones

Mark Jones — Wed, 19 Jul 2006 19:18:00 +0000

Lou, congratulations on your new low-rider Silverado. The problem isn’t only the IFS, it’s the low hanging frame under the cab. They drop the frame down to keep the floor and seats lower. This greatly reduces the breakover angle and you’ll find you drag bottom all the time. The last GM I had was an ‘88 full size Blazer with solid axles, nothing stopped it! Good luck and start saving for a winch (you’ll need it!). From a fellow skier, 4 wheeler and elk scarer with a bow.

By: Mark

Mark — Mon, 17 Jul 2006 12:08:33 +0000

A polarizer is a great filter, but for my Tamron lens, the cost is prohibitive at around $100 dollars. For scenics, the polarizer is my favorite filter.

By: Lou

Lou — Mon, 17 Jul 2006 02:56:45 +0000

Hi Ryan, the answer is “somewhat.” From what I’ve seen, with enough time and skill a person can do almost anything with Photoshop (even to the point of painting a picture instead of taking it). But as a practical matter it’s always best to do the best capture possible, then go from there. What I’ve found is that some filters are totally unnecessary with digital, such as warming filters, or color filters to enhance black&white shots, as change overall tone of photo is just a few mouse clicks, but creating the effect of a polarizer is tougher.

I just found out this morning that our shots without the polarizer are indeed going to work, but they would have been easier to deal with had I used one.

As for camera RAW, in my experience that’s the way to go when the shot is tricky or destined for a larger print, but most of the time I just shoot with the highest quality JPEG and it works fine.

By: Ryan

Ryan — Sun, 16 Jul 2006 20:49:04 +0000

I’m new to digital but can’t you just shoot in RAW capture mode and photoshop the image to achive the results you desire without having to lug the filter around?