Laying on the beach by Antonis Deligiannis, on Flickr

Nice work.
What was the shutterspeed?

Great Shot    

Impressive top down capture.  

Montfrooij Posted at 1-20 09:40
Nice work.
What was the shutterspeed?

The settings were ISO100 and SS 0.6sec. I used an ND64 because it was too bright :-)

tonydeli7 Posted at 1-21 07:24
The settings were ISO100 and SS 0.6sec. I used an ND64 because it was too bright :-)

Looks great!
Did you set that filter just for this image?
Or did you keep it on and take more shots (on other locations)?

Montfrooij Posted at 1-21 07:41
Looks great!
Did you set that filter just for this image?
Or did you keep it on and take more shots (on other locations)?

I took also this one that day:
https://adobe.ly/2Kzl5Tg

And I took these some other time:
https://adobe.ly/392At3W
https://adobe.ly/3o5EgSc

tonydeli7 Posted at 1-21 07:49
I took also this one that day:
https://adobe.ly/2Kzl5Tg

I'm asking because one of the things I did not like about ND filters is the fact that I can only use them for one or 2 'moments' and after that I have to take them off (because I need the light)
So I'm curious how you do this.
Did you take more shots during that flight?
Or did you fly back and swap (remove) the filter?

@Montfrooij  
Well, I land and remove the ND filters right away,after taking the shot I have in mind.

If you leave it on all the time,in my experience,you will regret it. I had my CPL filter on all the time,and ended up with some blurred shots when it was cloudy or during night/sunsets/sunrises. Same thing happened with my camera, which I left it always with the CPL filter on.

Every filter that gets in front of the lens degrades photo quality and makes if it's ND/CPL slowers your shutter.

tonydeli7 Posted at 1-21 08:43
@Montfrooij  
Well, I land and remove the ND filters right away,after taking the shot I have in mind.

That is exactly my point!
Thanks for the confirmation!

tonydeli7 Posted at 1-21 08:43
@Montfrooij  
Well, I land and remove the ND filters right away,after taking the shot I have in mind.

PS, that @Montfrooij did not work.
Not sure why they did not really implement this.
That small reply link is the only thing that seems to work.

I have tried the advanced form and the @ function there, but it did not help.

Montfrooij Posted at 1-21 10:50
PS, that @Montfrooij did not work.
Not sure why they did not really implement this.
That small reply link is the only thing that seems to work.

Yeap I tried that advanced @ too and it wasn't "advanced".. :-D

tonydeli7 Posted at 1-21 22:07
Yeap I tried that advanced @ too and it wasn't "advanced".. :-D

Now it worked indeed.

tonydeli7 Posted at 1-21 22:07
Yeap I tried that advanced @ too and it wasn't "advanced".. :-D

I remember trying it, but it did not get any message to anybody.

Hello there tonydeli7. Thank you for reaching out and for posting this stunning overhead photo you have shot. Great work and thank you for your support. .