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Re: Long Exposure Photos
In reply to Kitkat68,
Apr 25, 2012
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That's certainly the starting point for it all. Think of it this way. By now you've learned that you would need a slower shutter speed in a darkened room than you would in a lighter room to get a "proper" exposure. What the neutral density filter does is turn a light room into a dark room necessitating a slower shutter speed.
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