Filters you would not leave home without? => Giving life to the image.

[l2oBiN]

Beyond the gold and blue polarizer, the ND grads and the standard polarizer, which s do you rely on to make the best of the situation?

[Vaughn]

none.

But I do have a yellow filter -- nice for in the Fall under the redwoods to pick up the luminosity of the yellow leaves, and occasionally to darken the sky a little -- I prefer very light skies for most images. Used for perhaps 1 image out of 50.

[lenser]

For color, a regular polarizer and an 81B for warming, especially on skin.

For B&W, the Polarizer plus a yellow and red, often used with the polarizer for very saturated sky tones and cloud separation. Rarely a green.

ND for both, but rarely used.

[Kirk Gittings]

No. 16 yellow-orange.

[Curt]

K1 and / or K2.

[Andrew O'Neill]

Wratten #12, #25, #57, #87.

[DanK]

B&W only for me...

Deep Yellow 15 and 25A Red...

Thanks,
Dan

[Jim Fitzgerald]

Gotta love my #11.

[Two23]

I only shoot b&w in LF. I carry red #25 & #29, orange, yellow-green, green, blue. I bought a set of three ND filters to slow exposures down for my Petzval and Imagon lenses. With my Nikon DSLR, I am a polarizer addict for daytime shots. I do not own a b/y polarizer, do sometimes use an ND grad (Hitech P)


Kent in SD

[dsim]

Tiffen 812 for Provia.