What is Reddit's opinion of Shooting in Sh*tty Light: The Top Ten Worst Photography Lighting Situations and How to Conquer Them?

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Possibly, but try to keep things simple. The more variables you put into your workflow, the more things you have to keep track of. ND filters and polarizers are helpful in nature, and sometimes in broad hard light. But I haven’t used an ND filter in a long time, because I’m usually trying to control the light by using the environment instead of trying to make hard light work. There’s a book called Shooting In Shitty Light that helped me a lot. Maybe check that out.