Long exposure landscape photography is a unique way that photographers use to manipulate and warp time by adding movement to their composition, even during midday hours. Thanks for neutral density filters, of ND filters, photographers can darken the scene and reduce the amount of light their camera sensor sees. This results in long exposure photography that can show motion for extreme periods of time. When photographers use ND filters, like the Polar Pro QuartzLine filters that are shown in this filter review, they can show moving clouds, smooth water, or even blur out moving people. Whenever I start a review for photography filters, I always ask myself a question. My question for the Polar Pro QuartzLine ND filter was are they the best ND filters for long exposure photography? Filters for landscape photography have the reputation of causing unwanted lens flare and distorting colors in landscapes. So, I was curious to see if these truly were the best ND filters for long exposure photography.
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