Long Exposures During the Day: 10 Stop ND Filter
July 21, 2012 | Category: Photography
One way to get super long exposures during the daytime is to use a very dark filter. With these photos I used a B+W 10-stop #110 neutral density filter. With the exception of the Venus Transit photo, I was able to achieve anywhere from 3 to10 minute exposures in the middle of the day to record cloud streaks/misty water.
Tags: #110 3.0, (1000x), 10 stop ND, B&W, black and white, california, cityscape, cloud streaks, clouds, Dan Newton, daniel newton, daytime, landscape, long exposure, movement, ND, neutral density, nevada, no parking, photographer, Photography, Reno, sunset, Tahoe
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Will
on August 14th, 2012Dan,
Great shots! I’ve been wanting to get one of these filters for a while.
I like the black and white one’s with the cloud streaks.
Glad you got the blog back up!
Ryan
on August 23rd, 2012Great to see that you are back to shooting again. I have had the B+W filter for about 2 years now and I love it. Keep up the great work!
Xavier Fauvergue
on August 30th, 2012I had your website in my favorites, but I had not visited for some time. I like the new pictures with long exposures very much. It is nice that you give some details for each shot.
Cheers,
Xavier (from France)