ZekeMenuar
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While I was running errands. Passed by a welding supply store. Came away with a couple of these.
One is a #10. One is #13. With my existing ND filters and polarizer I can upwards of 20+ stops if needed.
I think I can shade the camera with a golf umbrella in bright sunlight to avoid glare normally deflected by a lens hood.
Ideally I think I need to shoot in overcast skies or put the camera in the shade.
Now to find a secure way to attach the filter to the lens hood.
At the moment, zip ties and my wife's heavy duty hair rubber bands is the best I've come up with to attach the glass to the lens hood.
One is a #10. One is #13. With my existing ND filters and polarizer I can upwards of 20+ stops if needed.
I think I can shade the camera with a golf umbrella in bright sunlight to avoid glare normally deflected by a lens hood.
Ideally I think I need to shoot in overcast skies or put the camera in the shade.
Now to find a secure way to attach the filter to the lens hood.
At the moment, zip ties and my wife's heavy duty hair rubber bands is the best I've come up with to attach the glass to the lens hood.