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jackdaw · 2008-04-08 14:52:33

Hi I'm looking for filters to get long (10 -30 sec) exposures in daylight, for landscape shots, so I'll probably be using a high f (22 or so) value. any recommendations, im looking at ffordes.com for prices .. thanks

08-04-2008 2:52pm

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jackdaw

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Hi
I'm looking for filters to get long (10 -30 sec) exposures in daylight, for
landscape shots, so I'll probably be using a high f (22 or so) value.

any recommendations, im looking at ffordes.com for prices ..

thanks

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#2 08-04-2008 2:58pm

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Carrigman showed some great examples of what can be done with the B + W 110 filter.

this thread I think

HTH

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#3 24-11-2008 1:25pm

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is this

http://www.fotosense.co.uk/b-w-110-3-0-sh-ndx1000-77mm-neutral-density-filter.html

a 10 stop or 3 stop reduction ?

by the ND -110 it seems 10 , but it has (3.0) in brackets ??

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#4 24-11-2008 1:32pm

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I have the ND110, and have found it useful. I got mine in 7dayshop or warehouseexpress (can't remember which). They're not easy to find.

It'll give a long exposure on a sunny day, obviously depending on the aperture you use.

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#5 24-11-2008 1:51pm

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Paulw wrote: »

I have the ND110, and have found it useful. I got mine in 7dayshop or warehouseexpress (can't remember which). They're not easy to find.

It'll give a long exposure on a sunny day, obviously depending on the aperture you use.

So the link above is the 10 stop reducer?

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#6 24-11-2008 1:53pm

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Yeah, seems to be.

You can't actually see through it when on the camera. I had to use Liveview to focus through the filter.

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