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Filter holder for point and shoot cameras
I noticed that whenever we go on trips, my shots usually don’t turn up too well due to the abundance of light whenever I’m shooting. I am not satisfied with my shots of the beach or the water because it’s too bright.
According to my photographer friends, a polarizer filter will do the trick. It will bring out the colors even on a bright day. Since I’m only using a weird point and shoot camera, those threaded filters won’t work on my lens. They suggested that I should look for filter holders that can be screwed underneath my camera.
I called Island Photo in Makati who carries a lot of camera accessories including Cokin filters and they suggested the Cokin G350 Filter Kit. It could fit almost any point and shoot digital cameras including my swivel-type Nikon Coolpix S10.
I hurried to their shop and bought the Cokin G350 for Php1282 which also includes 2 filters (star and sunset). A friend lent me his circular polarize filter that I could bring on our trip and I’m gonna show you guys the result when I get the chance!
Hope it will turn out to be a nice investment.
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Ok ba lumabas? Hindi b kaya ng cam settings? Like beach mode?
hey calvin, did u receive my email? please reply me ASAP. tq.
I just found your blog, I know you moved on to a more expensive Lumix, but can you tell me which Island photo branch in Makati you got this Cokin holder. Thanks for the info.
hi henry, i forgot but i think it’s the one in gamboa. basta i went to makati square, crossed amorsolo st. and walk a block to get to island photo.
ei, can i ask where you got this?…
is this from island photo?…