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Re: Why are ND filters very important
In reply to Skip,
6 months ago
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Skip wrote:
cameron2 wrote:
Start by increasing your shutter speed, if you can. Then up your ISO if you still have to. If you're on a GH2 for example you can go to 320 or 640 without any significant image degradation.
Why? to both.
The fireworks are moving and the shutter speed mostly determines how much of the (moving) burst you will capture. Why less instead of more?
"Up your ISO if you have to." Whatever would make you have to?
If the light level is too high, increasing the shutter speed will allow less light through.
(On the ISO comment, I had it backwards.)
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