Evening shots
I took these to test out my new graduated neutral density filters (read- half dark/half light pieces of plastic) which allow me to expose the sky and foreground evenly. Taken around sunset, 3-10 second exposures.
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I took these to test out my new graduated neutral density filters (read- half dark/half light pieces of plastic) which allow me to expose the sky and foreground evenly. Taken around sunset, 3-10 second exposures.
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Anonymous on May 08 at 10:35 PM
Can you please tell how do you meter and how to use a GND
Anonymous on Jun 28 at 01:28 PM
My metering for these was aperture priority, but after dark I use full manual. My GND’s are Cokin brand, simply a screw-on adapter with slide-in filters. I turn it till it looks right, then meter and take the shot. Pretty straightforward ;)
Toby on Jun 28 at 05:17 PM