How to use a 10 Stop Neutral Density Filter

EdnaGarrett says

RE: How to use a 10 Stop Neutral Density Filter

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14 January 2012 10:34

ahab says

RE: How to use a 10 Stop Neutral Density Filter

It is difficult to get a correct exposure metering with the filter mounted on the lens and no mention of covering the viewfinder up as this will alter exposure. I could just imagine someone watching this video and then purchasing a 10 X ND filter and after a couple of tries giving up or purchasing something else to make it work. Come on now even a brief summery at the end and not in the field would do. 

07 April 2009 14:40

HoutmeyersPeter says

RE: How to use a 10 Stop Neutral Density Filter

To correct the white balance better(more easely)afterwards include a white card( a real white card ...not a piece of white paper) into the first photo from a serie. Shooting raw you can correct color cast easy by clicking on the white card in the first shot with the white balance pipet. Every time lighting conditions change drastically during a photoshoot you need to take additional photo's that include a white card. A 10 stop ND could be usefull in crowded(lots of people) places also....set up your camera on a tripod and take a very long exposure. People in museums,city or at landmarks are constantly moving...walking by. If you take a very long exposed photo these people will vanish from the scene because they do not remain in the same position for the duration of the complete exposure. Best to take 2 or 3 extra photo's from the same position a few minutes apart. Afterwards you can combine these photo's and make 1 picture where no people are visible.With a less long exposure (only a few second) you could get ghostly characters in your pics.

26 February 2009 00:14