Are there any Special Effects or Filters? If yes, can they be used after the Image is taken i.e. during in camera editing? If Yes, can they be stacked
1462847
yes there is special effects and it cab be used after the image is taken. What do yo mean about (stacked)?
1462848
Yes, there are seven digital filter effects which can be performed on a picture in the camera, but once you have used one of the effects you cannot perform another one on that same photo.
213559
The lenses have their own cover. I use filters on all my lens as additional protection as well as for effect.
345495
Yes they can, they can be utilized on any camera, for all they do is serve as a magnifying glass. If you want to get very very close you can stack one on top of the other. You may have to focus manually instead of using auto focus.
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Thanx David, I'm a little disappointed also and considering it's a Nikon product I'm very surprised they decided to omit a feature like that. I've always at least bought a sky filter for all my lenses and cameras the moment I get them to at least protect the lenses and keep it clean. Guess I'll just have to be very careful with this one! Thanx again ...... at at least now we know.
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Yes, after the picture has been taken and saved there are a few editing options available to you. Mind you this is a basic phone, so there is not a lot you can do, unless you upload the Picture to a PC.
1691794
yes they can be stacked, you will lose some sharpness especially at the edges and depth of field will be greatly diminished (Shallow).
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I find no threads for filters on the fixed lens. You might be able to put filters on it that have an outside rim offset like the lens cover, but keeping them from falling off would be difficult even if you could find such an arrangement. Nowadays most filter colors and/or effects can be added by photoshop or its equivalents, so they aren't worth the bother most of the time. There are exceptions, but for most picture taking those are not really applicable.
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My suggestion would be to get the Tiffen filters. I would not suggest these as I did not get good results overall. One problem is that these are not glass. A lot of color cast. Which means you have to correct it later. Get the Tiffen filters. Or you spend a nice chunk of change on some Lee Filters which look like these filters.
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I don't see it because it does not happen with the kind of photography I'm into. If you like using 8-10 stop ND filters to do long exposures in daylight, or like to open your aperture all the way and point directly at the sun, then you will have issues with it. It will not affect most users in normal practical situations.
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Basically you use the ND filter when you are wanting to use a lower f-stop setting. It is for occasions when you want a shallow depth of field but there is too much light coming into the camera when you select a lower fstop. Depending on which number you are using you can even "stack" the filters to allow an even lower fstop. Shooting in video I will stack a 3,6 and a 9 together so that I can shoot as low as a 2.8 to get a really nice depth of field(foreground as well as background go soft-only subject is in focus)..
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Yes, this is exactly what you will need. I bought the set to do something similar with waterfall effects. Of course you will need a tripod. Depending on what kind of camera you have (I use a Nikon D7100) you can switch from full auto to an aperture priority mode and stop the lens down to the smallest f-stop (the highest number, probably around f 22) Use the 4X for maximum effect. You can theoretically stack the filters for even more time of exposure but you will see some image degradation and I wouldn't recommend that.
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This could be due to what Scene Selection macro you have chosen. Go to Menu/ Camera-Mic/ and scroll down to Scene Selection. At the bottom of the screen are multiple selections for various scene situations. The Auto function is a normal selection, but if you are wanting to emphasize other effects, select one of these. Don't forget to go back to this menu for other subsequent scenes.NOTE: Whatever you select here also applies to any Still shots at this selection, so go back to this menu and select something else.
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All filters have an optical coating. It is possible to stack this on or under other filters.
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you can do all of that in post-production( tweak til you like the look), - main thing is to white balance your camera before you shoot....
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No. It's difficult to manipulate effects. It will not work like a non-digital camera.
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Yes Scott, any additional filter you add to a lens will affect the sharpness, but dependent upon the number of stacks, the effect may not be detectable on the photos with the naked eye.
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If your filter has threads on both sides like most of them do then you should be fine but you will get progressively worse vignetting the more you stack things. Unless you need the filter for some artistic effect you are better off without it. (Always.)