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Originally Posted by Sanders
I don't know much about photography, at all.
The ND filter was part of a set my wife got me for Christmas. I don't know much about what kind of filter does what, or why. Pretty much just winging it in the dark. I was playing the the ND4 because it looked like the other, higher numbers might have been too dark for the time of day.
Wife's face is healed up, but she's in constant pain from her back and neck. Docs say the neck pain is most likely still from the wreck - she has a disc that keeps slipping out and pressing on the nerves, sending her into terrible headaches. If they fuse her neck, she'll never have normal movement in it, again. We are trying other things to strengthen the muscles and hopefully prevent a bone fusion.
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You are better off with a clear filter for protection most of the time.
The ND filter is for reducing light when other sun is too bright and you find your photos are washed out. ND is just the opposite of what you want in the evening.