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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RockyNH_RIP" data-source="post: 122687" data-attributes="member: 10784">Paul, also a beginner here...   But to my way of thinking (and the poster can jump in) he had the ISO set at 800, shot aperture at 1.8 and the resultant shutter was 1/4000 (which is not needed but worked)He does not need a ND filter for this...   what he needed was to set the ISO down to 100 or so..   with the same aperture his shutter speed would be considerably less.   To my way of thinking, he did NOT need 800 and if like me, never thought to change it back to 100 or 200.The ND would be usefull is he was maxed at 1/4000 with ISO at 100..  no way to reduce light and keep his aperture..Pat in NH</blockquote>