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Forum: Photographic Technique
09-21-2010, 02:30 PM
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I think you'll find that there are very few screw on graduated ND filters around, even from places like B&H. I tried to find one for myself just because it would be a lot easier to carry around a screw on filter compared to the Cokin system while travelling or tramping.
The few screw on filters I did find were only 2 stop graduated which in my opinion isn't enough, need 3 stops for it to really make a difference in strong light.
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Forum: Photographic Technique
08-04-2010, 02:31 PM
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I've done a fair amount of tramping (what I guess others call hiking) around NZ and the weather would never make me reconsider taking a camera (weatherproofed or not, I've a K-x).
To keep the camera itself dry, just get a dry sack, they sell them in a variety of sizes:
Altitude - Sea To Summit Dry Sack 4 Ltr
I've had my camera in one while kayaking, fell out and found the sack floating down the river with me. Opened it later and it was bone dry inside so I'd never worry about a bit of rain.
You can just get a pack cover to keep your bag dry while actually tramping.
Both these things are available at any outdoors store in NZ of which you'll find a lot of when you get here :)
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