Post your 9 or 10 stop ND photos

JohnPh wrote in post #17415367
I have got and use a hitech 3 stop reverse grad occasionally for long exposures, more often than not I use regular lee grads!

Do you reverse stack them so you get the strip effect (like this http://www.onlandscape​.co.uk …-reverse-nd-grad-filters/ ) ?
Sorry for the glut of questions...it's just that i have a set of LEE NDs and I have tried using that reverse stacking to darken the horizon. But it is very cumbersome and frustrating. I am considering biting the bullet and getting a true reverse grad.

Nice job, looks very dramatic.

cali92rs wrote in post #17418475
Do you reverse stack them so you get the strip effect (like this http://www.onlandscape​.co.uk …-reverse-nd-grad-filters/ ) ?
Sorry for the glut of questions...it's just that i have a set of LEE NDs and I have tried using that reverse stacking to darken the horizon. But it is very cumbersome and frustrating. I am considering biting the bullet and getting a true reverse grad.

the hitech IS a reverse grad, it's not a pair of grads used to create the effect. I have one that I'm looking to get rid of and have some grads that I'll probably post for sale. Maybe you can buy the whole set

cali92rs wrote in post #17418475
Do you reverse stack them so you get the strip effect (like this http://www.onlandscape​.co.uk …-reverse-nd-grad-filters/ ) ?
Sorry for the glut of questions...it's just that i have a set of LEE NDs and I have tried using that reverse stacking to darken the horizon. But it is very cumbersome and frustrating. I am considering biting the bullet and getting a true reverse grad.

No I don't reverse stack for the reasons you state! I use the reverse on non long exposure sunrise and sunsets a lot more than I use it for long exposures where I can get away with using regular lee grads!

Hope you like them.

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Very nice!

I got a new 10 stop and this was my first outing with it. LOVE it!!!!! Very little if any color cast I'll be posting more from this shoot here.

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Lee Big Stopper
120 seconds

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4 min.

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I really like that one Paul, that is the kind of scene that LE is made for...

ptcanon3ti wrote in post #17427851
4 min.

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Excellent, love it!

TRhoads wrote in post #17428456
I really like that one Paul, that is the kind of scene that LE is made for...

cutwater wrote in post #17429433
Excellent, love it!

Thanks fellas! I really like this filter so far.

ptcanon3ti wrote in post #17429655
Thanks fellas! I really like this filter so far.

What kind of filter?

BamPhoto wrote in post #17429702
What kind of filter?

Oh...Sorry I thought I mentioned it. I picked up a Haida 10 stop screw on ND filter. I has almost no color cast and seems pretty resistant to flare. I got an 82mm filter for $83 bucks. LOL...I'll be replacing my 77mm B&W with another Haida real soon!

Thanks for the reply, good to know.

Lee Big Stopper (I don't like the color cast of the BS and I will soon try the Haida 10 stop)
75 sec
f/14.0
50 ISO

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