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Re: Shutter speeds and sunlight
Not sure from reading your original post whether or not you set you lens to the highest numbered F stop on your camera/lens (eg F22 F32). As previously mentioned also use the lowest ISO you can get.
I've also found you can substitute a polariser filter in place of an ND if you've forgotten to bring it along, that will also gain you a couple of F stops. To achieve the blurred water effect you want the longest shutter speed possible, so if shooting raw you may also get away with a small amount of exposure compensation too.
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