gl600
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Hello,
I was trying to create an image that requires a long shutter speed so I went outside and composed the shot (mainly of the sky) and saw that my ND filter could only achieve 1/3rd of a second shutter speed. (note that this was the middle of the day, I was not looking into the sun.) I was looking to get a few seconds at least.
Here are the specifics of my equipment:
D60 with a Sigma 10-20mm lens.
Tiffen 77mm ND filter 0.9
f22 @iso 100.
With the filter, shutter speed= 1/3rd. Without the filter= 1/20.
Will I have to stack a bunch of these on the lens in order to get, lets say, a 15-20 second shutter speed?
How do people get those milky moving clouds?
Thanks in advance for the help!
I was trying to create an image that requires a long shutter speed so I went outside and composed the shot (mainly of the sky) and saw that my ND filter could only achieve 1/3rd of a second shutter speed. (note that this was the middle of the day, I was not looking into the sun.) I was looking to get a few seconds at least.
Here are the specifics of my equipment:
D60 with a Sigma 10-20mm lens.
Tiffen 77mm ND filter 0.9
f22 @iso 100.
With the filter, shutter speed= 1/3rd. Without the filter= 1/20.
Will I have to stack a bunch of these on the lens in order to get, lets say, a 15-20 second shutter speed?
How do people get those milky moving clouds?
Thanks in advance for the help!