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Neutral Density Video Analysis
With so many different Neutral Density (ND) filter brands out there; each claiming to be the sharpest, have the least amount of vignetting or deliver the best colour cast - it's rather difficult to decide which is really the best to buy. In this video, Patrick Hall from FStoppers compares a bunch of Neutral Density (ND) filters from Formatt Hitech, B+W, Breakthrough, Tiffen, and Hoya side-by-side to find out.
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