How to get a long exposure effect without an ND filter
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How to get a long exposure effect without an ND filter
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This video is kind of stating the obvious, but if you are going to do that, then at least point out the drawbacks. You will lose image sharpness because you are diffracting light when you close down below F11-F16. Also, you may actually have better signal to noise at ISO 100, as 50 is typically below the native ISO.