Email from Google. ESL Fantasy. De Standaard. Introduction to Filters for DSLRs. What filters should I buy for my DSLR lenses? The ‘filter’ question is another of the common ones that I’m asked these days (along side the ‘which lens should I buy’ question. It’s a slightly tricky question because the answer will depend upon the type of photography that you do, the type of lenses that you have, your budget and your ability with and willingness to use a post production software tool like photoshop to get similar effects to those that the filters can give you. I personally only use two types of filters – UV filters and Polarizing filters. However I know photographers who make strong cases for ND grad filters and neutral density filters also. Polarizing Filters I’ve written a more extensive guide to Polarizing Filters previously so won’t completely rehash it here.
As a result they’re a great filter for landscape photographers or anyone shooting outdoors (I always take one when traveling). UV Filters ND Graduated Filters Neutral Density Filters. Social Media Management Dashboard - HootSuite. eSportspedia is on Mixlr. Mixlr is a simple way to share live audi...