Norfolk Island, Australia, 100 Acres - 1
During a recent landscape workshop I was playing with the Singh Ray Vari ND for sunrises and sunsets. In addition to using a SR Grad ND I was mounting the holder over a SR Vari ND and using it a minimum setting to cut the glare from a rising or setting sun close to the water. I will post some of these here, already posted one in Landscape that Roman moved here.
Personally I love it; I must have shot 100 images until I got the timing right to get this curl where I wanted it.
BTW, that was the color of the water - it was not enhanced/saturated to obtain the aqua. It was relatively shallow with a very bright sun.
The SR Vari ND is such fun that when I was walking along a trail above the ocean I decided to put it on my 70-200 and see what happens. Here is one I particularly like; what do you think? I have whole bunch I will slowly post of slow water pouring over the rocks and outcrops.
Camera: 5D2
Capture date/time: 12 Nov 10; 2:42pm
Light condition: sunny
Lens: 70-200 f/4
Focal length: 200mm
Distance:
Extender: none
Tube: none
Flash/Comp: no;
ISO: 200
Exp Prog: Av
Speed: 1/13 sec
Aperture: f/10
Exp Comp: 0
Metering: Evaluative
WB: Auto
AF Drive: single shot
Tripod: no
Filter: SR Vari ND at Maximum = 7+stops
Crop: 50%
Image Changes: none
Processed in LR3 and CS5, Nik Viveza and Pixel Genius Sharpening.
All C&Cs gratefully appreciated!
