Color Filter for Sony Marine Pack MPK-THB

[Bayou Platypus]

Does anyone know which color filter is used for the Sony Marine Pack MPK-THB?

Color filter VF-MPTH is designed for the Sony Marine Pack MPK-THA...does anyone know if this same filter will also work for the MPK-THB?

 

[Cecil]

Skip the filter and get close and use the flash. The general opinion is the filter does not help much and hurts due to reducing the amount of light. It is also very depth dependant, shallow will be to red, deep it will not help. Save your money and buy Phtotshop Elements and correct the color when you get home. YMMV.

 

[Bayou Platypus]

Skip the filter and get close and use the flash. The general opinion is the filter does not help much and hurts due to reducing the amount of light. It is also very depth dependant, shallow will be to red, deep it will not help. Save your money and buy Phtotshop Elements and correct the color when you get home. YMMV.

Thanks...and or those interested, the VP-MPTH color filter is designed to work with both the Sony Marine Pack MPK-THA and MPK-THB.

 

[spearheadmm]

Which filters would you apply in Photoshop to adjust for the lack of red/predominant blue tones?

 

[teckhead]

don,t waste your mony on filters , play around with the camera control!

 

[Stryker]

Spearhead,

what I use when editing my photos in photoshop tends to be "color balance" and "brightness/contrast"... you can also use "auto levels" and hue saturation to really bring out the sharpness of a picture

 

[HowardE]

Additionally, you can adjust the levels of individual colors in photoshop, to increase the amount of red, and decrease the blue a little bit. I wouldn't advise using the "auto levels" since they tend to over-do it a little bit for my tastes.

There is also the "mandrake process" which is posted here. http://pt010.da-kine.info/adjustments.htm

This has also been mentioned several times on SB, and is quite effective at color correcting blue looking UW photos.