Post your 9 or 10 stop ND photos

CameraBuff wrote in post #11232703
Nice series Kody; I love what these long exposures do to the water and sky! I am still hoping to get a nice cloudy and very windy day to get that crazy blurred sky!

Thanks, I wish there would have been more interest in the sky the day I was at the coast. Clear blue skies in October, who would think? hah

Treat me like a tourist wrote in post #11236566
Lee big stopper

Andrew, love the softness (color) of this image if that's the right way to describe it... there's almost a lavender color to the image. I like it a lot.

eventsof1768 wrote in post #11236626
lee big stopper

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Great use of B&W and I like the sky a lot, a real sense of motion in this one.

theague wrote in post #11227712
Congrats Scott, can't wait to see what you do with it!

Agree!!

theague wrote in post #11236858
Great use of B&W and I like the sky a lot, a real sense of motion in this one.

thanks mate

Thanks everyone!

First ever shot with a 10 stop filter. I also used a 3 stop for 13 stops total. This was taken at 11 am. Looks like I will have a lot of fun with this filter. What I like is that at 10mm with 2 filters there is virtually no vignetting. I shoot a lot of real estate photography where everything needs to be straight up and down and level. This shot was fun. I went all crazy with the angle and UWA distortion because I could. ;D

Exposure 241s
Aperture f/16.0
Focal Length 10 mm
ISO Speed 100
Filters: 10 stop & 3 stop ND

^thats epic man, nice work

This was shot with my old 9 stop Hoya. I have since switched to the 10 stop B+W.

STPhotos wrote in post #11247597
This was shot with my old 9 stop Hoya. I have since switched to the 10 stop B+W.

Shawn, love the shot. Normally I would think there was too much foreground but with the ice and the cracks and such I think it leads nicely. Awesome shot.

eventsof1768 wrote in post #11242549
^thats epic man, nice work

Thank you very much!

STPhotos wrote in post #11247597
This was shot with my old 9 stop Hoya. I have since switched to the 10 stop B+W.

What do you find the differences between the 2 filters are?

TheReal7 wrote in post #11247749
Thank you very much!

What do you find the differences between the 2 filters are?

The one stop difference is what made me sell the 9 stop and pick up a 10 stop. Being able to double my exposure time was more important to me, especially during the day.

STPhotos wrote in post #11247839
The one stop difference is what made me sell the 9 stop and pick up a 10 stop. Being able to double my exposure time was more important to me, especially during the day.

AH.. I see. 1min vs 2min IS a big difference. How about color cast? Have you noticed any differences?

I don't remember what the color cast was like on the 9 stop Hoya. I know my 10 stop B+W has a magenta cast, but nothing that cannot be easily corrected.

From what I have read the 9 stop hoya, 10 stop B+W and Lee Big Stopper all have some sort of cast whether it is warm or cool.
In the end I choose not to worry about it because I know it is fixable.

STPhotos wrote in post #11248157
I don't remember what the color cast was like on the 9 stop Hoya. I know my 10 stop B+W has a magenta cast, but nothing that cannot be easily corrected.

From what I have read the 9 stop hoya, 10 stop B+W and Lee Big Stopper all have some sort of cast whether it is warm or cool.
In the end I choose not to worry about it because I know it is fixable.

Thanks Shawn. The reason I ask, I am thinking that I may want to get another 10 or the Hoya 9 stop in the future to use with my B+W 10 stop.

B&W made a 20 stop, although I'm not sure it is still produced.
John.

great shot Shawn.

Treat me like a tourist wrote in post #11236566
Lee big stopper

Nice work Andrew.