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So the light meter isn't inside the lens. So it isn't effected by the nd filter.
So the light meter still thinks there is no nd filter attached.
Do you understand?
seafish-
Is everything totally auto, or can't you just compensate manual timings or set the ISO slower?
http://shuttermuse.com/neutral-density-filter-numbers-names/
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The meter won't factor in the filter, you have to do that manually yourself like above.
Edit: 2 above.
hoefla
Poetic
You can compensate with an ND filter attached.