I recently saw a milky way photo with foreground lighting that had star bursts on a point light source taken with a Hasselbland f/4.0 21mm. So I asked how do you get star bursts with an f/4.0 aperture? Every thing I've read is use a small aperture like f/11.0 or smaller.
A reply said that the photographer likely used a Star Filter. What? Frequently we hear about UV, CpL, ND, graduated ND and light pollution filters. So my education is lacking so I asked Bard for help.
Some of there special filters that it, Bard is an it (AI ).
- Close-up filter to allow allow you to focus closer than your camera. See Hoya
- Light Pollution filter From PetaPixel to get the detail. and see Hoya.
- Star Burst to create a star burst say in an aperture of f/4.0 again from Hoya.
- And more see PetaPixel
From Bard Types of Filters and Special Filters
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