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Anonymous
Can anyone recommend a good set of Neutral Density filters for about $20-$40? Or one 8x.
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>> Anonymous
PS: I know they're unrelated to the image i posted
>> Anonymous
Thread hijacked.
How much should I pay for a polarizer?
>> bibliophile
>>42067
you know they have different polarizers for artificial light.

shop ebay and get good one for less than 15$
>> Anonymous
>>shop ebay and get crappy one for less than 15$

get a B+W one, they have consistantly good quality filters. Hoya makes cheap ones aswell as good ones

Avoid, Mercury optics, and Opteka (And theres more bad ones aswell)
>> Anonymous
i just got a 8x neutral density on ebay for $10 +shipping

OP over and out :P
>> Anonymous
So, what's the point of ND filters anyway? The only thing I can think of is long shallow DOF exposures...
>> Anonymous
>>42110
lets say you want to take a shot of something with a motion blur effect on a sunny day. maybe a waterfall or something. even at the smallest aperture, it might not be a long enough exposure to get the shot you want. throw on a ND filter and you can now increase your exposure to get the effect you want.

or, lets say you are taking a portrait outside. you want a rather shallow DoF to make it look more pleasing but its too bright so you have to use a small aperture. throw on an ND, use a larger aperture, and theres your shallower DoF.
>> des
used filters for cheap keh.com lol
high-end brands, too, if you catch them before other people snag them up.