Why You Should Probably Be Using a Grad Filter @Robert-Bishop
Why You Should Probably Be Using a Grad Filter  @Robert-Bishop
Uploaded January 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
I'm trying out a graduated ND filter from H&Y this week. I was quite surprised by how much it improved the quality of my images by reducing the amount of noise present in the shadows.

Throughout the video I'm using the H&Y REVORING Variable Step Adapter, which means the same filters can be applied to multiple lenses that would normally take different size filters.
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Why You Should Probably Be Using a Grad Filter

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