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What is an ND32 filter?

An ND32 filter is a neutral density filter that reduces the amount of light entering the camera lens by five stops. Like other neutral density filters, ND32 filters are designed to maintain the colour and contrast of the image while reducing the amount of light that reaches the camera's sensor.

They allow for greater control over exposure settings, enabling the photographer to create stunning images with motion blur or shallow depth of field. With a light reduction of five stops, ND32 filters are particularly useful in extremely bright conditions where other filters may not be effective.

How many stops has an ND32 filter?

An ND32 filter reduces the amount of light entering the camera lens by five stops, which is more than an ND16 or ND8 filter. This means that an ND32 filter is suitable for use in extremely bright conditions, where a slower shutter speed or wider aperture is needed to achieve the desired effect.

What are ND32 filters used for?

ND32 filters are primarily used for outdoor photography in bright daylight conditions. They are particularly useful when shooting landscapes or other outdoor scenes that require a slower shutter speed or wider aperture to achieve the desired effect. ND32 lens filters can also be used in other scenarios where there is an excess of light, such as when shooting near reflective surfaces like water.

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When should you use an ND32 Filter?

An ND32 filter is ideal for use in bright, sunny conditions where there is a lot of light entering the camera lens. This can cause overexposure and make it difficult to achieve the desired exposure settings for the shot. ND32 filters allow you to use a slower shutter speed or wider aperture without overexposing the image, which can create beautiful effects like motion blur or shallow depth of field.

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