Do I really need a polarizing Filter?
Jun 16, 2018 00:50:32 #
...nuff said...
(Ok i cheated a little...one shot was taken a little earlier in the day with my 5dmiv on a 50mm. Came back later with my 70D with a 70-200 and CPL mounted....but you get the idea....)
(Ok i cheated a little...one shot was taken a little earlier in the day with my 5dmiv on a 50mm. Came back later with my 70D with a 70-200 and CPL mounted....but you get the idea....)
Jun 16, 2018 10:54:08 #
One never "needs" a CPL. However, knowing why they are beneficial and how to make them work goes a long way in helping to get great photos.
Jun 17, 2018 09:48:02 #
Additionally, realizing that, when placed on the lens, it becomes part of the optical system. Thus, low budget ones won't cut it.
--Bob
Joe Blow wrote:
One never "needs" a CPL. However, knowing why they are beneficial and how to make them work goes a long way in helping to get great photos.
Jun 19, 2018 20:03:17 #
rmalarz wrote:
Additionally, realizing that, when placed on the lens, it becomes part of the optical system. Thus, low budget ones won't cut it.
--Bob
Additionally, realizing that, when placed on the lens, it becomes part of the optical system. Thus, low budget ones won't cut it.
--Bob
Mines a Kasemann nano mrc i think. Not low budget but not the 400 ones either. Not sure if it messes with sharpness or focus sometimes....need to do a controlled experiment one of these days.....
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