I know we want the shutter at 1/60 which seems to get me ISO 100 on sunny days. Are you all choosing 1/60 in the manual settings to keep in constant? Can't imagine anything higher unless on a beach or snow and sun conditions....
What ND filter number for daylight sun?
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You want at least an ND8 and N16 filter. You can find all of the commonly used lens filters here:
https://www.phantomhelp.com/#CameraP3
https://www.phantomhelp.com/#CameraP3
If you want to create a cinematic look, rule of thumb is to double your fps for shutter speed. For example: 60 fps = 1/120 sec. 30 fps =1/60 sec. I am using the ND16 filters now, it works awesome on bright sunny day.
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