I know that ND filters have been discussed a number of times. But I would like to ask those of you who film professionally a few questions. I have a set of ND filters up to ND16.
First, when would you use a ND16 over a ND 8, or a ND 32 over a ND16. Which is your "Go To" filter. It would help to know which you prefer on certain type of days, bright sun no clouds, mostly sunny, mostly cloudy, early morning, late afternoon, etc.
As one is creating a Real Estate video, it is from all angles and directions which seriously affects the exposure. Very difficult to control exposure when orbiting. What is the best way to keep exposure more consistent? I do use FCPX for editing.
Lastly, when doing the filming, 1080p or 4k? Auto vs. not. Or the use of "log"? It all gets very confusing and complicated. Thanks in advance for your insights.
First, when would you use a ND16 over a ND 8, or a ND 32 over a ND16. Which is your "Go To" filter. It would help to know which you prefer on certain type of days, bright sun no clouds, mostly sunny, mostly cloudy, early morning, late afternoon, etc.
As one is creating a Real Estate video, it is from all angles and directions which seriously affects the exposure. Very difficult to control exposure when orbiting. What is the best way to keep exposure more consistent? I do use FCPX for editing.
Lastly, when doing the filming, 1080p or 4k? Auto vs. not. Or the use of "log"? It all gets very confusing and complicated. Thanks in advance for your insights.