Foto-foto Lampu, Antara Menggunakan Filter dan Tidak - (Taking Photos of Lamps, Between Using Filter and Not using It)
Kadang-kadang saya sendiri dibuat bingung kenapa ada filter lensa dengan berbagai merk disertai dengan variasi harga, padahal spesifikasinya sama. Seperti misalnya ada ada dua merk filter yaitu Kenko dan KNF yang fungsinya sama yaitu untuk menyaring sinar UV
Sometimes I am confused as to why there are differences between lens filters from various brands accompanied by price variations, even though the specifications are the same. For example, there are two brands of filters, namely Kenko and KNF, which have the same function, namely to filter UV rays.
Pernah seorang pelayan toko menunjukkan kepada saya, perbedaan antara filter lensa yang relatif lebih murah harganya dengan filter lensa yang agak lebih mahal harganya. Waktu itu ia meletakkan dua filter tersebut pada kain fiber warna hitam. Memang terlihat dalam hal warna, lensa yang murah harganya memperlihatkan warna hitam agak kusam sedangkan yang agak mahal hasil warna obyeknya lebih jernih dan relatif terlihat asli warna hitam.
Once a shop assistant showed me the difference between a lens filter that was relatively cheaper and a lens filter that was slightly more expensive. At that time he placed the two filters on a black fiber cloth. It can be seen in terms of color, the cheap lenses show a rather dull black color, while the more expensive ones produce a clearer color of the object and it looks relatively genuine black.
Selain itu, saya juga penasaran bila saya mengambil foto suatu obyek bercahaya tanpa menggunakan filter dan ternyata hasilnya memang menunjukkan perbedaan yang nyata. Untuk melakukan percobaan ini saya menggunakan lensa bawaan dari kamera yang saya punya. Hasil percobaan tersebut dapat dilihat pada hasil foto-foto di bawah, dengan catatan saya menggunakan shutter speed dan aperture yang sama. (hpx)
Apart from that, I would also be curious if I took a photo of a luminous object without using a filter and it turned out that the results showed a real difference. To carry out this experiment I used the default lens from the camera that I have. The results of this experiment can be seen in the photos below, provided that I used the same shutter speed and aperture. (hpx)
Camera | Lens | Shutter Speed | Aperture |
---|---|---|---|
Canon M50 | EF-M15-45mm | 1/81 s | F9 |
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Mantap lah om, saya juga pengen beli filter. hahah.
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@hiq.smartbot(4/5) tipped @happyphoenix
Never been a fan of lens filters but if you manage to use them the right way, then it's definitely a win-win situation! Love the comparison between the pics!
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Keren...
It turned out to be a real constellation ;)
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