Learn how to use and choose the correct neutral density (ND) grad/ graduated filter for landscape photography.
Very often this type of tutorial appears in photography magazines but they’re not giving you all of the information you need to choose the correct density.
When I first started learning photography I found it extremely irritating when I asked others “how do I choose the correct grad” and got various responses that led to nothing.
Hopefully what I’ve done with this tutorial is give you the tools needed whereby you can correctly choose the right density of neutral density graduate filter. if you feel that you still not getting it then please comment I’ll try my best to make things clearer.
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5 окт 2024
