Rocks at Scot's Point

Thanks Scott, that will help a lot.

TheReal7 wrote in post #14418289
Thank you all so much!


Thank you!

Honestly, I have photographed so many long exposures I have a pretty good feel for things and usually get it or close on the first exposure. When I started using the 10 stop (b+w) I would set my camera to iso 1600 or 3200 and get my exposure looking good then do the math to get to ISO100.

At the time I made a chart for easy reference:

http://www.flickr.com/​photos/thereal7/423053​2292/

You're welcome Davis. You will also want to add about a stop when doing the math. At least my experience has shown that and that was advice I read or was given when I started using the 10 stop filter!

~4 & #5 are the ones for me. Awesome

out of the world, amazing work...

Thank you so much!

For those interested, here are few more from this shoot.

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