Stratocaster
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Hello TPF!
I need something to reduce the amount of light that the camera recieves, and so my first thought was an ND filter. Now, there are quite a few ones with different values (x2, x4 .etc) and I was wondering if you had any knowledge or advice you could give me? I don't really know which value I will need to allow me to use slow shutter speeds in daylight.
Also, I read somewhere that using 2 polarizing filters is a better solution, as you can turn the 2nd one to get values of x4 to practically infinite. I was wondering if this was correct, and if it is a better option?
Basically, I'm looking for something to allow me to use slow shutter speeds in daylight. HELP! =P
Thanks a lot,
I need something to reduce the amount of light that the camera recieves, and so my first thought was an ND filter. Now, there are quite a few ones with different values (x2, x4 .etc) and I was wondering if you had any knowledge or advice you could give me? I don't really know which value I will need to allow me to use slow shutter speeds in daylight.
Also, I read somewhere that using 2 polarizing filters is a better solution, as you can turn the 2nd one to get values of x4 to practically infinite. I was wondering if this was correct, and if it is a better option?
Basically, I'm looking for something to allow me to use slow shutter speeds in daylight. HELP! =P
Thanks a lot,