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DIY: Variable ND Filter

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2010-12-12
1 min read

DIY Variable ND filter from DvRebellion.com on Vimeo.

A Neutral Density (ND) filter is a very useful accessory to have for your DSLR when you want to use a slow shutter speed on a bright day. When there is lots of light, your camera will use a fast shutter speed which will freeze action. But if you want to picture motion with a slow shutter speed, you need a way to cut down on all that light, and the simplest way is to use an ND filter. This video shows you how to make a variable ND filter.

 

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