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what filter

youllneverknow · 2010-06-09 15:21:04

what type filters would be good for indoor sports.

09-06-2010 4:21pm

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what type filters would be good for indoor sports.

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#2 09-06-2010 4:29pm

PopeBuckfastXVI

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None? Most filters reduce the amount of light going into the camera, you most likely want to let as much light in as you possibly can for indoor sports.

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#3 09-06-2010 4:48pm

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aw ok cheers

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#4 09-06-2010 4:58pm

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Can't say I've ever used a filter indoors, especially not for shooting sport.

Maybe a colour filter for effect, but not for sport.

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#5 09-06-2010 10:05pm

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Probably no point is using any - unless a good quality UV/Skylight filter, if you are worried about knocking/scraping the front of the lens.

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#6 10-06-2010 12:01am

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Don't use any filters, and just do any colour editing etc. Afterwards in PP.

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