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Split Grads: For More Dramatic Skies!
You can make a sky more dramatic by using a split, graduated neutral density filter in front of the lens. Often the sky is so much brighter than the foreground that it either makes the sky too light...
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A Weird Photoshop Trick replaces 10 Stop ND Filter!
Create a Neutral Density Filter Long Exposure Effect Using Photoshop CC’s “Path Blur ” Filter. A popular effect is take a sunset or sunrise picture with blurred, streaks of clouds while the foreground...
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Aurora Aperture Variable Neutral Density Filter
And this just in… Aurora Aperture has a new Kickstarter.com campaign for a variable neutral density filter. This filter has a range from ND16 to 2000! That is 11 stops of light control! Available in...
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Lee Filters: Stoppers: Little, Big and Super!
If you want to make long exposures of landscapes where the surf and sky stretch into dreamy wisps of cotton candy, then you need a strong neutral density filter. Put the camera on a tripod, frame your...
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