Post your 9 or 10 stop ND photos

13 stops

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Shot with a B+W 10stop ND, duration was 59 seconds.

After processing, I noticed haloing around the pillons, I'm guessing it's from pulling the contrast so much and shadows.

Focus was on furthest most pillon with live view manual focusing. I think it's slightly off

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First shot with a Hoya ND 10 stop. This was 30sec exposure

Reprocessed another image from the afternoon.

This one was 238second. I think I like this one better.

friggin dusty sensor makes me mad though...

I like the clouds in the second one better. The foreground objects are in the frame a little random, but they look like good objects to work with.

For the dust spots, try frequency separation, Jimmy McIntyre has a great tutorial on using that method for dust spots that I came across a couple weeks ago that is excellent...and so much easier than the clone tool.
http://www.shutterevol​ve.com …-separation-in-photoshop/

Awesome Phil

philmar wrote in post #17862401

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Out of this world. Beautiful image.

philmar wrote in post #17862401

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Beautiful shot.

TRhoads wrote in post #17862099
I like the clouds in the second one better. The foreground objects are in the frame a little random, but they look like good objects to work with.

For the dust spots, try frequency separation, Jimmy McIntyre has a great tutorial on using that method for dust spots that I came across a couple weeks ago that is excellent...and so much easier than the clone tool.
http://www.shutterevol​ve.com …-separation-in-photoshop/

Thank you, tell me about it! lol i've spent more time cloning dots then retouching this.

The foreground objects are actually at the end of a newly built pier with |///| slats for the railing wall. so it was tough to get into position, I'm not sure I like the bottom most object and may remove it.

How about now?

Ten stop Haida filter, 38 seconds, camera propped on stones. Bright sunny day and over exposed, had to pull it back in LR>

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Big Stopper

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