| Camera |
Nikon
D2X on Gitzo G1227 with Markins M10 ballhead, TB-20 base plate |
| Lens |
12-24mm
f/4G ED IF AF-S DX Zoom Nikkor @ 12mm
|
|
Filter |
Singh-Ray
Daryl Benson's Reverse Neutral Density Graduated 3-stops filter
|
| Aperture |
f/18 |
| Shutter
speed |
1/2
second |
| Film
/ ISO |
100 |
| Date |
October,
2005 |
| Location |
Sylvan Lake, Custer State Park, South Dakota, USA |
| Comments |
A
beautiful man-made lake. Very hard to photograph rocks againts
the bright sky of a sunrise glow. The pictures shot with a
3-stops ND grad filter helped the rocks to be seen, keeping
the water under good exposure, but the sky behind was colorless.
The Singh-Ray Reverse Neutral Density grad 3-stops proved
itself the right one for this scene. We were so happy we began
to throw pebbles into the water. |
|
