TIM TURNER |
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I Am Shooting With A , ND Filter
With this ND filiter it say's boost it up plus 2. So lets say my meater is reading f 11 .Oh I am working with a Cannon EOS-3 . Now do I push the botton next to the shutter botton and bring it to a plus two also ? now as I read with the water thing .Lets say I bring it down just for the waterfall picture to um f4 ,would that make the overall shot a f2 @ 100 ? Hope that made sence .
July 27, 2005
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Bob Cammarata |
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You can meter with the filter on. Your camera will compensate for the two-stop difference. If your reading is f-11 without the filter, you would need f-5.6 with the same shutter speed. You would probably be better off changing the shutter two stops (slower) instead for your waterfall...especially if you are trying to show motion.
July 27, 2005
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