Post your 9 or 10 stop ND photos

took a chance with this but i think it works with the amount of space to the left of the image 30sec f18 B+w 110

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^I like that shot!

Love this Tread, Great Photos guys!!

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My first shot with my B+W 110. I didn't venture beyond 30s. Taken on the Big Island in Hawaii. Nice place to start learning to use a 10 stop.

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randy98mtu wrote in post #16058422
My first shot with my B+W 110. I didn't venture beyond 30s. Taken on the Big Island in Hawaii. Nice place to start learning to use a 10 stop.

Well done, I like the zig-zags of the beach. 30 seconds is usually long enough unless you're looking for a super glassy water look or want the clouds to be blurred.

Those are awesome, Hawaiiboy.

Another from Laupahoehoe point on the Big Island. This time with the 17-40.

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randy98mtu wrote in post #16059542
Those are awesome, Hawaiiboy.

Thanks Randy

I quite like your shots as well...especially the last one.

Thanks. I wish I had more settings to practice with the 10 stop. I had fun with it.

randy98mtu wrote in post #16062771
Thanks. I wish I had more settings to practice with the 10 stop. I had fun with it.

If you have an iPhone or iPod touch there are some pretty good apps for helping calculate the exposure times.
I use one named NdDof and it seems pretty good.

Love your last shot.

The_Shuter wrote in post #16063443

Great shot Matt.

hawaiiboy wrote in post #16065401
If you have an iPhone or iPod touch there are some pretty good apps for helping calculate the exposure times.
I use one named NdDof and it seems pretty good.

Love your last shot.

I was really hoping that there was a good ND app for the Apple line...I wanted one for the iPad...but the Exposure Calculator for Android is by far better than the ones available for Apple products. It lets you fill in all the settings, and then it gives you an estimate on the exposure needed. It helped me learn how to do the math in my head.