Long Exposure Seascape Photography | Landscape Photography with a Neutral Density Filter
Channel: Tim Shields
Date: 2019-03-20

See how I shoot long exposure seascape photography to smooth out the waves of the ocean.  I use a Lee Filter System neutral density filter to give rough water a silky smooth appearance.

In the video I talked about a 1/2 second shutter speed to capture movement of the water rushing down the sand.  In fact, I found a faster shutter speed of 1/3 second to be better for this.  Even 1/4 second looked great.  The faster the moving water, the faster you need your shutter speed.  If you use a longer 2 second shutter speed on fast-moving water then you will lose the texture of the surface of the water.  So remember, the faster the water, the faster the shutter speed if you are going for a movement effect in your photo.

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