Interesting "old film" technique with neutral density filter
I apologize if this is already well known, but I discovered it by accident and thought I'd share...
If you have a lens with a built-in neutral density filter, you can (during a correctly exposed shot) quickly and sporadically turn the filter on and off. The result is a great 8 or even 16mm flash that, if timed right in editing, really looks nice. Here's an example: Be sure 'view width' (below image area) is set to widescreen before it plays. http://media.putfile.com/example68 |
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