What is a reverse ND grad? A reverse ND grad darkens skies, just like a normal ND grad, but instead of getting darker towards the top of the filter, it has the darkest part close to the transition in ...

A quality ND filter (short for neutral density filter) cuts the amount of light coming into the camera without affecting the color or overall appearance of the image. While photographers often want ...

Most of the best Graduated Neutral Density filters (aka ND grads or GND filters) are of the slot-in variety, but these circular ND grads screw directly into your lens's filter thread without the need ...

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Neutral density (ND) filters are a requirement for shooting smooth video in bright light, and circular polarizing (CPL) filters are often needed to improve contrast or darken a bright sky — but what ...

Camera with filter holder and three filters inserted. Picture Ken Finegan/Newspics As promised in last week's article I'm going to look at using Neutral Density (ND) filters to enhance your images.

On a bright day, many photographers know it is nearly impossible to capture a landscape with a balanced exposure that retains enough information to render the scene as it appears to the naked eye.