batmura
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I am currently using just a 10-stop B+W ND filter for shooting long exposure photos, but I have recently been shooting more often into the setting sun which causes the sky to blow out while the foreground seems well exposed. Therefore, I've been thinking of getting a graduated ND filter to darken the skies and capture better cloud movement. Which brands would be a good choice and how many stops would be recommended? Also, where would I stack the grad filter? Would it go directly over the lens in order to set the focus on auto before switching to manual? I have seen some videos where the grad ND filter was attached after the ND filter? Wouldn't that make it hard to focus with a 10-stop filter?
I am looking to buy a filter that is reasonable in price, by the way. Thanks!
I am looking to buy a filter that is reasonable in price, by the way. Thanks!