Yeah, I tried using aperture priority but it seems that there is so few light coming in that the camera messes up the exposure calculation. The best method I found was to set it to maual without the filter and then count the f-stops of the filter onto the current setting. From there on I have a at least decent starting point for further trys.
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That sounds a real good way of doing it, and if it is working for you stick with it
I dropped my new grad ND filter today and it landed on a small rock and got a big scratch it, the day just went downhill from there LOl, tomorrow will be a better day
Sorry to hear that, I hope you'll have a better day today!
Well apart from forgetting my Work ID card todays has started well :)
Nice to hear :)
considering forgetting a work ID card is just a minor mishap?
We have been out bouldering the whole day and ejoying nature around here in Fontainebleau.
Ohh I think our bouldering and enjoying nature is a far better day than being stuck in the office as I was for sure
Cheers