Choosing and Using ND Filters... Smarter.

[@sheldonmurphy6031]

Subscribed! For a moment, the background music made me think about Starsky & Hutch and CHIPS lol I am a total rookie trying to learn as much as i can. Your teaching style is awesome! Thank You & Subscribed! 😁

[@HybridphotoPro]

haha "Starsky & Hutch" Good one. Glad you like my info, I'm happy to share.

[@peterblyth5500]

Quality content. Subscribed. 👍

[@HybridphotoPro]

Hi Peter, thanks for the subscribe. Plenty more on the way.

[@irish60plus]

Wow, good to see you again as I happened upon your turorial. Great idea about CWB once you get the exposure. I always use my grey target even with a meter. Used t use one of the big targets but now the largest I have found is 24"x24". Just have to adjust.

[@imagenatura]

Great video, Will. Keep them coming!

[@HybridphotoPro]

Thanks John, I plan to continue with my style of "technical" info. So glad you like it. I'm almost done editing the VND Calibration video and it should be ready next week. I appreciate your kind words. - Will

[@imagenatura]

@@HybridphotoPro I'll look forward to that! I've seen so many of your videos over the past few months including a lot of your work with Mark Hauser, which was really great and I learned so much. Thanks.

[@levinef]

I used to shoot film with my dad’s Bolex movie cameras. Both the 16mm and 8mm had a little pull out gelatin holder. A 4x4 sheet of filter went a loooong way.

[@HybridphotoPro]

Hey Fred! I remember those too! I loved my little Bolex until the main spring snapped and my Dad didn't want to get it fixed so... I "borrowed" his Nikon FTN with one 50mm ƒ2.8 lens when I was maybe 12. That's what kicked off my photo career. If that Bolex would have never broken I might have been a cine guy instead of a photo guy. Thanks Fred.

[@ImageMaven]

Gosh, gelatin filters. That brings me back to colour correcting when shooting 4x5 and 8x10 reproduction transparencies of artwork in about 1987-8 when I worked at a pro photo lab. I had no idea that gelatins had the least image degradation.... or that glass NDs are a gelatin sandwich. Thanks for another very informative video, Will! Cheers, and keep them coming.

[@HybridphotoPro]

Hey Marlene! I had so much fun testing these again. It's been 20 years since I've worked with Gel Filters and it all came flooding back to me how much I hated using them back when I could not afford a $200 glass filter. hahaha. Glad you liked it and thanks for the great comments.

[@jasonbodden8816]

Okay, I strongly disagree with you on the Expodisc being garbage. I use and love mine. Other than that, this video is great.