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Have you ever wanted to shoot at f/1.4 during the middle of the day? Would you like to use a slow shutter speed to capture motion at high noon? Using a variable neutral density filter allows you to shoot with wide open aperture or slow shutter speeds - even in bright sunlight. In this episode Mark Wallace shows you how simple it is to use a variable ND filter.

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Photos by Mark Wallace

www.markonabike.com

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