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Useful tips for photographing waterfalls (Original Post) alfredo Jul 2016 OP
'Useful' information qnr Jul 2016 #1
I have to travel at least twenty miles for a waterfall, though we have a few dams nearby. alfredo Jul 2016 #4
Here's another tip Major Nikon Jul 2016 #2
Thanks. I have a CPL, but rarely use it. alfredo Jul 2016 #3

qnr

(16,190 posts)
1. 'Useful' information
Sat Jul 30, 2016, 12:17 PM
Jul 2016

I have useful in quotes since I'm not likely to see any waterfalls on the coast of the Gulf of Mexico in South Texas, but I love learning regardless. I enjoy dpreview too.

Major Nikon

(36,827 posts)
2. Here's another tip
Sat Jul 30, 2016, 12:22 PM
Jul 2016

If you aren't going to use autofocus(and you probably shouldn't for this type of photography), you can use a linear polarizer which is much cheaper than a CPL. Two of these work as a ND filter when you stack them on each other. Just twist one of them to get any variable of light density you wish.

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