Lighthouse at Muskegon, MI

[Geedoed]

What do you think about using a Tiffen filter to enhance and deepen the blue of the sky? Would this type of a filter work with this type of camera?

Originally Posted by kirbinster

I think the subject is a good one, but I would suggest going back and reshooting on a day when there are some vibrant clouds. The sky and the water are so similar in color, it would be much more dramatic with nice clouds.

[EOBeav]

Yeah, without even opening the file, I can tell you need to shoot this at a different time of the day. Some clouds would help, also.

[milosh]

Originally Posted by Geedoed

What do you think about using a Tiffen filter to enhance and deepen the blue of the sky? Would this type of a filter work with this type of camera?

I don't think Tiffen makes filters you can use on a point&shoot camera. I know French Cokin makes some and also I've found lensmate: Lensmate: Lensmate SX30, SX20, SX10 & SX1 Filter Adapter 58mm

Here's the Cokin bruchure:
http://www.cokin.co.uk/pdf/digital2.pdf
Besides these, I know they also have magnetic filters which you can apply to front of your lens like normal filters, but their website is down right now so I can't find it.

[Geedoed]

Thanks, I will check it out.

Originally Posted by milosh

I don't think Tiffen makes filters you can use on a point&shoot camera. I know French Cokin makes some and also I've found lensmate: Lensmate: Lensmate SX30, SX20, SX10 & SX1 Filter Adapter 58mm

Here's the Cokin bruchure:
http://www.cokin.co.uk/pdf/digital2.pdf
Besides these, I know they also have magnetic filters which you can apply to front of your lens like normal filters, but their website is down right now so I can't find it.