ejn opened this issue on Nov 21, 2008 ยท 5 posts
ejn posted Fri, 21 November 2008 at 4:46 AM
I am using a Nikon D200 with a 10 - 20 Sigma lens.
The camera is set to RAW and the white balance to Auto.
So off I went with a B+W 110 (3.0) SH NDx1000 - in other words capable of about 10 stops reduction.
The only way I could get a half decent exposure was to take a reading from the camera in Aperture priority mode and then switch to manual and wind the exposure down 30 stops.Yes 30 stops.
All the images came out with a brownish caste as if I had shot at the wrong white balance and looked like they had a vignette around them...see example.
So quite a disappointing day out but managed to rescue some in CS3.
Today I did a few tests and found that if I drop the white balance to 4000 I get a better image that I can improve with curves etc in Photoshop.
Do other of you have problems using strong ND filters
Eddie