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Published: 2008-07-29 15:38:35 +0000 UTC; Views: 503; Favourites: 24; Downloads: 24
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This photograph was taken at Koiteli rapids, Kiiminki, Finland.---
24mm, f/8, 80 seconds, ISO 200.
Filters used: Polarizer and B+W ND X1000.
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lovely variety of textures, still a big fan of your work.
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Thank you!
I'm glad to hear that
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nonni,saithan sitΓ€n tosi kivan kuvan sieltΓ€! mukava reissu ja hyvΓ€ kuva
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Oli mukava reissu!
Kiitos!
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I never knew you had a B+W ND X1000
Is it mainly used for black and white shots?
By the way, beautiful feeling to this photo, the water looks amazing
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Well, now you do
I mainly use it for black and white photography but you can use it for color photos too. In really long exposures, it gives you some reddish color cast though.
Thank you. I'm glad you like it
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Would you suggest an ND8 over it though?
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Depends on the situation.
In this photo, yes, I would have used a ND8 more likely than 10 stop filter.
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B+W make a 10 stop filter and now I'm not sure if I should go with the Hoya ND8 or that one?
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Go with the ND8 at first and when you want to shoot some really long exposures, buy the B+W 10 stop filter
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Oh right. When you say "really long exposures" how long are we talking?
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Well, you can do exposures as long as couple of minutes in daytime with this 10 stop filter
I guess my longest has been a little longer than 2 minutes so far.
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I love the details on the tree and the softness of the rapids in the background...beautiful!
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Wonderful - I love that tree, and the water looks very cool, too.
Is there maybe a coloured version available? *pretty please*
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Thank you!
I'm glad you like it
Yes, there is a color version but I'm not going to submit it. If you want the color version, I can send it to your e-mail once you note it to me, if you like
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That would be very cool - the note's on its way!
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The picture will be on its way soon
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