📷 Impressive ICE 77mm ND1000 Filter: Enhance Your Photography with 10-Stop Neutral Density ND 1000 Optical Glass Review

I've waited until I've had a few days and various use cases of it before considering it. I have to say that visually it is really good. The sharpness is still there and I'm impressed. It has very, very little color cast, if any, which of course can be corrected after the fact if you're shooting raw. I don't get vignettes at all, although not as far as others. The threads on it are good. It goes on easily and just feels like it's made with quality. I bought this along with an ICE Step-Up Ring…

Used for the first time in the fog by the river. It worked very well, there was no color cast in my shots (maybe a bit orange, but then again it was in the morning when the sun was rising). Since this is a 10x filter, focusing and framing must of course be done with the filter. off, then put the filter on and hope you haven't bumped anything. It's a pain in the ass, but it is what it is. Update: I've been photographing this quite a bit lately. I still don't like turning screws on and off, but I

Works for slower shutter speeds. Even with the Canon 80D's smallest aperture, I couldn't get a 30 second exposure in broad daylight. But it worked in 15 seconds. And in the summer around 5-6 p.m. I was able to set the shutter to 30 seconds without overexposure. I wouldn't say the images are very sharp with this filter, but where would you use it other than landscapes? I've used it in videos, it works well when you need a wide open aperture to get a cinematic look. However, when I removed the…