NiSi JetMag Pro vs True Color ND-VARIO: Which Variable ND?
Same glass, same 1-5 stops. The real difference is whether you are buying a filter or a mounting system.
The shutter speed is fixed at 1/50, so the ND is not an accessory. Here is how many stops you actually need, by light and aperture.
The shutter speed is fixed at 1/50, so the ND is not an accessory. Here is how many stops you actually need, by light and aperture.
Same glass, same 1-5 stops. The real difference is whether you are buying a filter or a mounting system.
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