TO ND 110 users

[Farno]

I use a Nikon D40 and can get up to 30 second exposures, would this filter create usable images with this exposure?

[tontoshorse]

Doesn't the D40 do "bulb" where the shutter is held for as long as the button is pressed?

But even at 30 secs, yes it would be possible to use a ND110, depended on ambient light.

Do a search on Flickr: Search and check the properties to see the shutter speeds used.

[Tobers]

Agreed - you should be able to use Bulb - but maybe you need a cable release to hold the shutter open without jolting the camera.

I'd say 30 secs would be a bit short for an ND110 unless you've got a v.wide aperture and the ISO turned up. I'm usually on 2 mins with a medium aperture on a sunny day.

[tontoshorse]

Originally Posted by Tobers

Agreed - you should be able to use Bulb - but maybe you need a cable release to hold the shutter open without jolting the camera.

I'd say 30 secs would be a bit short for an ND110 unless you've got a v.wide aperture and the ISO turned up. I'm usually on 2 mins with a medium aperture on a sunny day.

Ally might know....

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[Farno]

Yes it can do bulb but it would cause too much shake i think.
I'll have a look on flickr.
Thanks for the replies. I'll probably look at a less dense filter as an option.

[iGiDK]

I find it can vary, generally yep you'll be looking at >30sec but when it is quite bright in the afternoon you don't need to use a very long exposure time with the ND110

When the sun is out when it is at its strongest (say between 12-3pm), f/11 & ISO-200 usually only needs an exposure time of 10-15 seconds