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Maybe it's a newbie question, but I really want to know
![]() I've heard of addon filters so I can make better photos when there is a lot of snow around. Is this really necessairy of just an extra? Would someone tell me about the differences (is the investment worth the better shots?) |
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ND filters are sometimes used so it's possible to take photos in extremely bright conditions when your camera's shutter speed and aperture don't have enough range to get a correct exposure. It doesn't make them better, just possible. Snow is a tricky subject as the camera's metering system will try to underexpose so you may have to override it and intentionally overexpose to make snow white instead of gray. A polarizing filter is useful for eliminating glare from reflective surfaces. I'd get a ND 4x and polarizing filter and experiment a bit.
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