I feel really troublesome to mount and unmount the CIR-PL. So I only use it when I need it, and the rest of the time I dun use it one.
Do you always wear black sunglasses even indoor?
Regards,
Arto.
Maybe can invent transition lens :thumbsup:
Maybe can invent transition lens :thumbsup:
Ok, let me rephrase the question, a CIR-PL or a hood is better for reducing glare? Well, yeah I am a lazy bum I read from somewhere it says CIR-PL can reduce highlight on very sunny days. My main use PL is to saturate the sky for landscape shots,and that's it. Removing of reflection is not important for me. I guess I don't really need a PL then because saturation can be tuned in PS easily.
Don't be lazy. Read this:Ok, let me rephrase the question, a CIR-PL or a hood is better for reducing glare? Well, yeah I am a lazy bum I read from somewhere it says CIR-PL can reduce highlight on very sunny days. My main use PL is to saturate the sky for landscape shots,and that's it. Removing of reflection is not important for me. I guess I don't really need a PL then because saturation can be tuned in PS easily.
Maybe can invent transition lens :thumbsup:
Brilliant idea! Except CPL don't quite work the same way.
It is a bit cumbersome lah seriously, unscrewing UV filter, screwing on polariser, then unscrewing polariser then screwing on UV filter.. even worse if you are shooting with lens hood on. Although I do quite a bit of outdoor and landscape photography, I usually only put the CPL on when I know I will be out in bright sunlight with lots of sky and cloud shots to do, and it stays on until I go indoors.