Abstract Digital Camera

I use it as a back up for my digital camera.

I love this camera it is the best of the best for a digital camera.

use for digital camera

I am a fine atr / abstract photographer. I use this Warm Black Diffusion filter for still life, portrait, landscape and even shots of buildings and vehicles . The color tones of my subjects are very soft...also have an almost ebony hue to them. I seldom use Photoshop...I still love using lense filters. What's not so great? I cannot think of anything right now.

Used this filter to create abstract motion photographs of the ocean. I was able to shoot at an exposure of 30 seconds during late afternoon light(otherwise impossible without this filter). This 10 stop filter is very very dark so you need to compose, focus and then put on the filter as it is virtually impossible to see through the viewfinder once the filter is put on. A++ for creative effects.

I usually use exhibition fiber for most of my prints. But recently for some abstract work, I used Epson Hot Press Natural. The natural means a warm toned matte paper.

This crystal ball works as intended. I like to do a lot of abstract photography with lights and it turned out well. I also use this ball with landscapes, portraits, etc.The kaleidoscope effect is very cool and works exactly how I imagined it to. The lens has to be very close up to the crystal ball to capture the awesome kaleidoscope effect. It’s definitely worth the price and it’s a nice accessory to have to add a little creativity to your photos!

I use this paper when I want a soft, bright surface with the ultrachrome inks on my professional Epson printers. For my abstract art photography, it enhances the painterly quality of some pieces & produces good color range. I don't use it for black and white printing because it's not a high contrast paper.

Used these on top of an inverted soft box to create cool abstract photos, price was right.

I print abstract photos on an Epson 3880 printer. I have tried several other papers and I find that the overall look of the Hot Press Bright looks fantastic for what I am trying to do. My photos go from stright B & W to very saturated colors and it handles them all very nicely. Good blacks, bright colors and even though it has a matt finish everything still pops and looks sharp. Also, the paper is thick enough so that you can handle it easily. I am also using the 8 x 10 cut of this paper and like it as well.