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Originally Posted by clickin girl
Hello guys! I have fallen in love with daytime long-exposure and want to try my hand at it. I want to buy a ND filter but not sure which one to get. I have done some looking around online and some photogs use 2 stop, some use 3 stop, and some use 10 stop. I am limited on budget and can only buy one right now. I am leaning toward the 10 stop, but if you could only buy one what stop would it be?
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Just a suggestion if you haven't already done it, make sure your ISO is manually set to 100 and not automatic. Also use the camera in aperture priority mode, and the smallest aperture (usually around f/22 depending on the lens). Those things will make the camera as slow as naturally possible. Then you won't need an expensive 10-stop filter.