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<blockquote data-quote="cwgrizz" data-source="post: 571415" data-attributes="member: 27017"><p>The ND filter is a dark filter that reduces the amount of light getting into the camera. In bright situations, where you would normally have to shoot a stopped down aperture and a super high shutter speed, etc to avoid blown out scenes, the ND filter reduces the light and lets you manage your shutter speeds, etc to get more pleasing effects like milky smooth water that would normally appear as being very rough and choppy. See Harks post above. ND filters can be purchased in different "strengths" or some are darker than others allowing more or less light in depending on the value.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cwgrizz, post: 571415, member: 27017"] The ND filter is a dark filter that reduces the amount of light getting into the camera. In bright situations, where you would normally have to shoot a stopped down aperture and a super high shutter speed, etc to avoid blown out scenes, the ND filter reduces the light and lets you manage your shutter speeds, etc to get more pleasing effects like milky smooth water that would normally appear as being very rough and choppy. See Harks post above. ND filters can be purchased in different "strengths" or some are darker than others allowing more or less light in depending on the value. [/QUOTE]
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