I captured my camera settings with the TACO-RC ND32 INSTALLED, then in 2nd picture, without changing the settings, pulled the filter OFF, then with the filter still off in the 3rd snapshot readjusted for the best picture. What I see is that without the filter on a bright snow covered day, subjects and any dark areas are not as identifiable as compared to using the filter. And ... I can record with shutter at 2x resolution fps which is supposed to make yaw capture smoother.
#1. TACO-RC ND32 - /ISO 800 / Manual Shutter 1/60 / WB / 7200K / 2.7K @ 30 fps / AF /
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#2. BELOW - NO FILTER - All settings identical to 1st picture….
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#3. BELOW - NO FILTER - ISO 800 /SHUTTER changed to 1/32000 / WB 7200K / 2.7K @ 30 fps / AF (objects in dark area harder to distinguish. )
#1. TACO-RC ND32 - /ISO 800 / Manual Shutter 1/60 / WB / 7200K / 2.7K @ 30 fps / AF /
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#2. BELOW - NO FILTER - All settings identical to 1st picture….
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#3. BELOW - NO FILTER - ISO 800 /SHUTTER changed to 1/32000 / WB 7200K / 2.7K @ 30 fps / AF (objects in dark area harder to distinguish. )