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Re: I hate to say it.....
In reply to tedolf,
3 months ago
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I have a couple ND filters but they are called "ND" on the filter!
If you've never used one, you have to pre-focus first then change to manual focus (as the filter is so dark it would be extremely dark to focus with the filter on). I used live view and the Omds 'live view' I think it is where you have 24 exposures showing the image build up and that was set to 4 seconds. Then press the shutter button, watch the exposure build up until you think it's right then press the exposure button again to stop it.
Hmmmmm....
The B+W 110 52mm filter is around £45 in the UK, great for any long exposure shot
Four stops seems to work for me for water falls and the like.
Thanks for responding.
Howie
Tedolph
I have two cokin ND filters the ND4 and ND8 (2 and 3 stop) but got the BW110 a while back, works really well for very long exposures not necessarily for waterfalls but can use it for moving clouds. Most waterfalls I aim for 1/8 - 2 seconds but occasionally I'll use the 10 stopper for a different look. Here's one I took with my D7000 using the bw110 and a cokin ND grad which give a magenta look to the clouds. I think the exposure was about 1 minute 15 seconds.
Howie
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