Go to the following links to have a better understanding..
http://www.photonhead.com/beginners/stops.php
Didn't know that. Thanks for the info
Go to the following links to have a better understanding..
http://www.photonhead.com/beginners/stops.php
Didn't know that. Thanks for the info
May I ask you guys how to determine the number of stops we need for different exposures? What are 'stops' actually?
ND110 is not a must.
Nothing is a must.
ND comes in a lot of flavors and a lot of brands. Use the correct ND (number of stops) for correct desired effects.
more popular ND filters:
1 stop - Hoya ND2, B+W ND101, Cokin P ND2, Lee ND0.3.
2 stops - Hoya ND4, B+W ND102, Cokin P ND4, Lee ND0.6.
3 stops - Hoya ND8, B+W ND103, Cokin P ND8, Lee ND0.9.
6 stops - B+W ND106
9 stops - Hoya ND400 (8.5 stops actual)
10 stops - B+W ND110 (around 9 stops actual), Lee Big Stopper.
Greatly appreciate this info DareDevil123.
Was at totally lost about all this ND type... or GND, CPL.
This chart helps alot on ND aspect.
So most of the senior in here usually buy all series? ND2+ND4+ND8+..etc
Greatly appreciate this info DareDevil123.
Was at totally lost about all this ND type... or GND, CPL.
This chart helps alot on ND aspect.
So most of the senior in here usually buy all series? ND2+ND4+ND8+..etc
Get what you need... or in this case, one you think you will need/use the most.
Isn't it more of like, what the situation need instead of what you need? Just a little thought.
I suppose it's a very big difference in ND2 and ND8 v