Post Your Waterfalls

[dave_whatever]

Thank you. I've tried both filters, 85A and 85B. Pictures taken with 85B can't be color corrected with Lightroom, but 85A gives almost OK colors, very easy to fix. My sample of CDUII has ISO20 (ISO12 with 85A). Check out my other CDUII shots https://www.flickr.com/photos/jaz99/tags/cduii/
Hope it helps.

JaZ

The stuff on flickr looks great, it's reassuring that decent colour is achievable. I think I have an 85b filter so will have to try that first - am I right in thinking the 85B is just a touch warmer than and 85/85a? Thanks for the info.

[JaZ99]

The stuff on flickr looks great, it's reassuring that decent colour is achievable. I think I have an 85b filter so will have to try that first - am I right in thinking the 85B is just a touch warmer than and 85/85a? Thanks for the info.

Check it out: http://www.largeformatphotography.in...=1#post1163869

[Lachlan 717]

Horseshoe Falls, Mt Field National Park, Tasmania, Australia. May 2916. 7x17" Graphic Kowa 240mm. HP5+ 80 seconds @f64, N-1 dev.

[mat4226]

Horseshoe Falls, Mt Field National Park, Tasmania, Australia. May 2916. 7x17" Graphic Kowa 240mm. HP5+ 80 seconds @f64, N-1 dev.

Wow, gorgeous shot with a killer composition. Would love to see a contact print of this in person!

[JeRuFo]

That is a spectacular image. Beautiful tones, even in this tiny jpg.

[Lachlan 717]

Thank-you to both of you.

Try opening the image(click on it and then on the pop up). If that's no good, I'll post a larger one.

Again, thanks.

[Robert Brazile]

I'll pile on: that's really special, Lachlan.

Robert

[Lachlan 717]

Thanks, Robert.

[mathomas]

Horseshoe Falls, Mt Field National Park, Tasmania, Australia. May 2916. 7x17" Graphic Kowa 240mm. HP5+ 80 seconds @f64, N-1 dev.

That is really gorgeous!

[mathomas]

waterfall, howard's creek, clark co, kentucky by Mike Thomas, on Flickr