Are you joking? a cpl might help with certain reflections, and an ND might promote the ability to use a long shutter.We all try to help each other here but sometimes I feel that the effort goes to waste. I mean why on earth would someone even contemplate to put any density filter CPL or ND on a camera for night shots of a dark minimally lit scene?? Hellooo??
I was not joking at all. I am well aware of CPL and ND function and purpose. For night time drone video and photography their purpose is in 99% scenarios non existent. They unnecessarily reduce the amount of light hitting the sensor hence higher ISO is needed, and we all know consequence of that.Are you joking? a cpl might help with certain reflections, and an ND might promote the ability to use a long shutter.
LOOK BETTER, let me figure out how to achieve this? Do you use Adobe photoshop to edit?The drone you used isn't a DJI drone and the images don't have proper metadata so I can't tell what your exposure settings are, but they are too dark.
That last one would look like this if exposed properly:
I brought up the shadow detail in Photoshop, but you could have achieved similar results in the camera by exposing correctly.LOOK BETTER, let me figure out how to achieve this? Do you use Adobe photoshop to edit?
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