08-20-2016, 08:56 AM
My experience with graduated filters up till now has been a catastrophy:
I already have a problem with tilted horizon in many pictures, you imagine how hard it is to correct a picture with tilted horizon and tilted graduated filter line... so unless you have the experience and dexterity to work with such gear, you might have very unpleasant surprises.
No problem with ND filters, a polarizer however, I feel it's a must, I am very happy with my Hoya Pro1
I already have a problem with tilted horizon in many pictures, you imagine how hard it is to correct a picture with tilted horizon and tilted graduated filter line... so unless you have the experience and dexterity to work with such gear, you might have very unpleasant surprises.
No problem with ND filters, a polarizer however, I feel it's a must, I am very happy with my Hoya Pro1