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Out on the ice trying to get a grip on conditions like this. You wouldn't believe the light! F-stop 16 & shutter of 1/4000. We're talking bright mon! Any suggestions? What should I be trying here?

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Starlite528 ~starlite528

Digital Artist, Photographer

17 years ago

The best thing you can do is get a Neutral Density filter. Since you have a SLR camera, the easier way wont work (that being to simply hold your sunglasses over the lens) unless you have REALLY big glasses!

Starlite528 ~starlite528

Digital Artist, Photographer

17 years ago

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neutra.....density_filter

*OR* get a 'graduated' ND filter:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neutra.....density_filter

Atomicat ~atomicat

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17 years ago

Thanks! I'll have to check on how much one of those things run. The filter wheel looks like a nice toy to have in the bag.

drakendarkstone ~drakendarkstone

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17 years ago

*shrugs* i think the bleached colour works here, sticking a polarizing filter on though might help darken the sky perhaps? But yeah it has a nice haze to it

Atomicat ~atomicat

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17 years ago

This is just what the scene looked like so that's fine. I'll probably play around with the white balance just to see what that does but that's about it. It's more about finding the right settings to use but after that, point and forget.

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