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WestTexas Sky wrote:
Rather than a variable ND , you might consider getting a couple of regular ones like a 6 stop and 10 stop. If you have a polariser you can mix, match, and combine them to get 2,6,8,10,12,16, and 18 stops. That is probably cheaper than a variable, gives you many options. True you could get vignetting, but crop a little to take care of that.
I didn't have good luck with the variables--the effect was uneven. I've since gone with Haida ND filters in several strengths. My highest is the 10 stop.
Kent in SD
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