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ND filter, Issue or not


Alex Uzan
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yes, it's normals as in
a) you can get a color shift, especially from cheaper filters
b) variable nd filters use polarisation filters and thus can influence reflections and the sky 
c) when you go too far and use a filter without hard stops, an X will appear due to the way those filters work.

 

Yes, fixed nd filters offer better image quality, but you loose the flexibility. If you go for different fixed nd filters you might take a look at the xume manfrotto stuff.

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