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Long Exposure Daytime Recommendations - 6v10 stop ND filter?
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<blockquote data-quote="Horoscope Fish" data-source="post: 632428" data-attributes="member: 13090"><p>The "ND" designation is confusing. I would say the most common ND filters are the ND8 (three-stop reduction) and the ND1000 (ten stop-reduction). </p><p></p><p>Others, such as the ND16 (four-stop reduction), ND32 (five-stop reduction) ND64 (six-stop reduction) et al. are out there but can be harder to find in my experience. I find the ND8 most useful, personally, but use an ND1000 for the "silky waterfall" shots. The trouble with the denser filters is that you can lose the ability to auto-focus <em>through the filter</em>, so you have to focus and then screw on the filter just prior to taking the shot.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Horoscope Fish, post: 632428, member: 13090"] The "ND" designation is confusing. I would say the most common ND filters are the ND8 (three-stop reduction) and the ND1000 (ten stop-reduction). Others, such as the ND16 (four-stop reduction), ND32 (five-stop reduction) ND64 (six-stop reduction) et al. are out there but can be harder to find in my experience. I find the ND8 most useful, personally, but use an ND1000 for the "silky waterfall" shots. The trouble with the denser filters is that you can lose the ability to auto-focus [I]through the filter[/I], so you have to focus and then screw on the filter just prior to taking the shot. [/QUOTE]
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