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My very first sunset with my DJI Spark!
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<blockquote data-quote="suprPHREAK" data-source="post: 42814" data-attributes="member: 1505"><p>ND filters are basically sunglasses for your camera, so yes they make things darker. This shows the shutter, and may bump the ISO (which leads to grainy images). Not really useful in already low light situations. They are best used when shooting video in bright light to slow the shutter for smoother images (180° rule, so on Spark the goal is 1/60 shutter speed), or when shooting a still and you want to get some motion blur.</p><p></p><p>For capturing better definition, consider a CPL (polarizer) filter. Colour and contrast will improve dramatically as it limits scattered light, and if nothing else will make your image a bit easier to adjust in post. I almost never shoot without a polarizer on any of my cameras</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="suprPHREAK, post: 42814, member: 1505"] ND filters are basically sunglasses for your camera, so yes they make things darker. This shows the shutter, and may bump the ISO (which leads to grainy images). Not really useful in already low light situations. They are best used when shooting video in bright light to slow the shutter for smoother images (180° rule, so on Spark the goal is 1/60 shutter speed), or when shooting a still and you want to get some motion blur. For capturing better definition, consider a CPL (polarizer) filter. Colour and contrast will improve dramatically as it limits scattered light, and if nothing else will make your image a bit easier to adjust in post. I almost never shoot without a polarizer on any of my cameras [/QUOTE]
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My very first sunset with my DJI Spark!