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Old June 13th, 2006, 06:16 AM   #6
Tom Hardwick
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The Canon has internal ND filtering and considering the size of the chips you should be wary of using external NDs, unless they're super multi-coated, spotlessly clean and well hooded.

Uping the shutter speed quickly leads to CCD smear on the 30, so beware taking this route. So yes - let the camera decide in auto, then lock in that setting for your shot. Don't let diaphragmm bounce spoil the shot just because a black car or a white shirt fleetingly crossed your frame.

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