wanted nd filter
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Posted 21/07/2013 - 17:50
Toon
Depending on what you are after, shouldn't be too expensive to buy new. If you just want a screw in filter for the kit lens then something like:
link
would probably do you. If you want a square lens filter system (that can be used on more than one lens) the cost is higher and there are more choices.
Consider that slower shutter speeds means a tripod (or convenient rock).
You will only prise my 43Ltd from my cold, dead hands...
Depending on what you are after, shouldn't be too expensive to buy new. If you just want a screw in filter for the kit lens then something like:
link
would probably do you. If you want a square lens filter system (that can be used on more than one lens) the cost is higher and there are more choices.
Consider that slower shutter speeds means a tripod (or convenient rock).
You will only prise my 43Ltd from my cold, dead hands...
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Posted 22/07/2013 - 12:12
It depends when you want to take the photos too..in the low light at evening/sunrise a 3 or 4 stop is very useful but in bright daylight the 10stop comes into it's own, a 3 or 4 stop would still struggle to produce the effects I guess you're aiming for
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Last Edited by simonkit on 22/07/2013 - 12:13
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Toon49
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Shutter speed but couldn't get very slow without overexposing so have been told I can fix this with an nd filter so is anyone selling one? Would be used on the kit lens. Don't know a lot about them so would also appreciate suggestions thanks.