Warming Filters?

capitoljayhawk

I always love the way everything looks through my sunglasses. I wear sunglasses with brown lenses, giving everything a nice, warm, yellow/brown tinge. And they are polarized, so the sky looks awesome.

Is there a filter I can use to replicate that look? It seems to deal well with the higher sun, so I could shoot even when not in magic light.

Am I just dreaming here? Is there nothing that will do this for me?

ziggy53

The problem with strong warming filters alone is that they tend to offset too many colors and give a strange-ish white balance.

Your best bet is to use a polarizing filter "plus" a low-effect warming filter (81a). You can purchase both in a single unit if you purchase a Hoya "Moose Peterson" Warming Polarizing filter.

http://www.vividlight.com/articles/304.htm

http://www.adorama.com/SearchSite/Default.aspx?searchinfo=Moose%20Peterson%20Warm

capitoljayhawk

ziggy53 wrote: »

The problem with strong warming filters alone is that they tend to offset too many colors and give a strange-ish white balance.

Your best bet is to use a polarizing filter "plus" a low-effect warming filter (81a). You can purchase both in a single unit if you purchase a Hoya "Moose Peterson" Warming Polarizing filter.

http://www.vividlight.com/articles/304.htm

http://www.adorama.com/SearchSite/Default.aspx?searchinfo=Moose%20Peterson%20Warm

Thanks!