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FlyPenFly wrote:
Yes, the Lee system is of course far more flexible, better image quality, and generally superior. There are also many instances you can't simulate digitally with what a Lee system can do. At least not without a significant lot of time in post.
However you do pay for it in setup time, clean up time, overall cost, bulk, and losing some flexibility in camera positioning. Everything also feels generally delicate and there aren't any bad weather options.
I think it's perfect for those times you pick out an amazing spot and just setup there for hours to take photos. I rarely do that anymore so it wasn't the right use for me.
I took this with a Lee system http://www.flickr.com/photos/flypenfly/9277586365/in/set-72157634611458688...Show more →
Well, it certainly saved sky from blowing..
I plan to use it for the film cameras mainly, so I can't quite bracket as easily.
In past I did some bracketed shots, but baking them proves much more difficult than I expected - quite often the halos are overly pronounced and local contrast adjustment makes me cringe...
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