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Old 04-01-2008, 1:13 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Bought a new ND4 filter yesterday, and even though I got the wrong size ( 72 instead of 67mm ) I managed to get these off. Was just playing around with manual settings to try and get the best result - its only a first go so they are not perfect but and c & c welcome!!
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Old 04-01-2008, 1:30 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Waterfalls

Nice shots, would look good in HDR methinks, also would be nice to see more definition in the sky, have a look at the zone metering system....
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Zone metering??? I have it set to 3d Matrix - having said that sky was just as it looks... plain white ( or should I say grey? )
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Re: Waterfalls

Have you had a play converting these to B+W?

How many seconds exposure did you have on these pics? I'm trying to decide what ND Filter to buy.
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Re: Waterfalls

Dazza - exposures were from 1.3 to 3 seconds with ND 4.

I found that the best detail on the water trails was with 2 secs or less - and more and you loose detail altogether

ND 8 would have therefore been wayy to much for me

Given my mornings work I would say the ND 4 gives you a bit more flexibility - not too slow - not too fast
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