>>3959938>You're over 8000/s in no time100% not true. The sun isn't any brighter up high. The sun isn't magically producing more lumens up high. Sunny 16 works in the city at sea level on a sunny day nearly the same as it does at 15k feet on a snow covered mountain. Up that high, you maybe need to underexpose by 1/2 stop off from whatever sunny 16 would suggest.
>Shit up high gets so bright that you can loose your eyesight if you're not protecting your eyes with sunglasses.Ya, that's because of increased UV light which isn't part of visible spectrum, retard
Anyway, I'm out. Me and the other guy who have actually grown up on the mountains have told OP they don't need ND filters. Doesn't matter to me who they listen to. To those of you that think sunny snow suddenly requires multiple stops of underexposure, well...I guess you just like grey snow.
