Post your 9 or 10 stop ND photos

davidfarina wrote in post #17453489
Ahh, i could imagine this works better for sunsets etc than a normal grad ND. Thanks for the explanation, didnt know there exists something like this

You might already have the filters to emulate one. Read this: http://www.linhofstudi​o.com …-Filters-on-landscape.pdf

D750, 16-35 f4. 51seconds @ISO 50. 10 stop Zomei filter.

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Here is the reason LEE doesn't even make reverse grad filters
https://leefilters.use​rvoice.com …s/124041-reverse-nd-grads

JM Photos wrote in post #17453878
Here is the reason LEE doesn't even make reverse grad filters
https://leefilters.use​rvoice.com …s/124041-reverse-nd-grads

Here's another way to get the same effect as a reverse grad filter. Its called the "Magic Cloth" or "Blackcard" technique. I tried this with major failures and frustration. This will require plenty of practice. Below are the links for the video tutorial and sample pics of Tony Prower's work.

Mod: Please move my post to a more appropriate thread as you see fit. I know I'm moving away from the thread subject. So sorry.

https://www.youtube.co​m/watch?v=CIn1iyzAnMo

https://www.flickr.com​/photos/icelandaurora/

That's interesting, this shows the cloth in action:
https://www.youtube.co​m/watch?v=3D4_uWxg07g

awesome shot

very nice work

i like the blue color in your images

fiebru1119 wrote in post #17446055
Ok thanks, just making sure I wasnt crazy. when I would import to LR, the auto settings would automatically adjust the WB to make all pics look alike (with and without the ND), but if I were to copy + paste settings from one photo to another, the colors were waaay off. interesting.

Had fun with the 9-stop tho, looking into a Lee system at the moment

the Lee filter system is awesome, i got home for Christmas even though i havent been out much because of the extreme cold here in nyc, i have been out the last two days and love it so far

NYC

with the Haida 10 stop.

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Awesome ptcanon3ti! Received my Haida 10-stop today, but I didn't get a chance to try it out.

What do you think about it?

Shot from the high desert. South of Mojave in California. Had to climb a very steep "mountain" to get this shot but the view was breathtaking. Full 360 view

Steve Sanchez Photography wrote in post #17454360
awesome shot

Thank you very much!!!

BamPhoto wrote in post #17454284
That's interesting, this shows the cloth in action:
https://www.youtube.co​m/watch?v=3D4_uWxg07g

This technique is so simple yet yields such beautiful results!!