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What does an ND filter actually do? ...
If some should ask themselves that.
Quickly and roughly explained ---- little basic knowledge.
First and foremost, an ND filter reduces the incidence of light and so you can still film in very bright situations, for example. Without totally overexposing the recordings. So also a longer eg. shutter speed possible. Who doesn't know the great pictures of streams or waterfalls, where the water looks like a veil, like in a dream world. You get that with a good ND filter and exposure time, for example, and not, as some people think or suspect, with good Photoshop skills.
I work a lot on the water, on the beach, on the sea, and that's how I always get the water nice and smooth. And above all, since I have put down my roots in southern Europe, it is logical that I often have to struggle with a lot of sun, often more than desired, all year round and of course an ND filter is a must I almost would want to claim…
Well, just to mention a few small applications or possibilities.
With this filter you get very good image sharpness and color neutrality. There is no yellow cast like on many other cheap and often expensive filters. I already said about the X-Pattern and the IR Cut.
Conclusion: All in all, a filter that is worth the money and very manageable when you consider what you get for it. Clearly, on the whole, a satisfactory round package. Great for the price, you don't waste any money buying this filter.