One feature I'd really like, the equivalent of a neutral density filter to better handle scenes with bright and dim patches, appears headed for Lightroom. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to ...

Neutral density filters are often necessary for shooting long exposures or using fast lenses with cinema cameras, but they are also known to cause odd color casts that need to be corrected in post.

The neutral density filter is indispensable for landscape photographers. SOPHISTICATED SLR CAMERAS with their array of lenses can do many things, but there are still situations where a photo can only ...