I'm taking a trip to Florida in July and I need the scoup on neutral density filters. I have a Nikon D80 w/18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 lens and I want to shoot great sunsets on the beach, and I hear tell of how well [some] ND filters work. But I am totally befuddled on which type to buy. Sure, I could get a ND .6 graduate that will screw on to the lens, like a circular polarizer, but the problem is with where the graduate line is. It's in the center, which would work great if I wanted the horizon in the center, but what if I'm using the rule of thirds with regard to landscapes? Does it matter? Or should I go with a slot system, where I would attach a gizmo to the lens and have adjustment with the filter [choice of what I can apply the 'gray' in my shot to diffuse light], does it work like that? I've read about Lee, all good things, but price is a concern. Any good brands that are cheaper, any alternatives?
I appreciate all suggestions in advance.
2007-05-22
08:03:29
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