Free downloadable and printable long exposure charts for calculating exposure time with neutral density filters.
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Free downloadable and printable long exposure charts for calculating exposure time with neutral density filters.
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Learn how to calculate the exposure time for long exposure photography when using a neutral density filter. Post includes long exposure plus free downloadable PDF containing all the long exposure charts.
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