is it to take pictures on a really sunny day? it blocks reflections right? how does it to dat exactly? how is it different from a ND filter? how do i choose one? thanks!!
Originally posted by shuy
thanks for the link! i was wondering how a polariser could selectively reduce reflections and nothing else, i wonder how it can tell the difference...
the guidelines were 35deg from the reflective surface, and 90deg from the sunlight. must this be strictly adhered to? it kinda restricts many angles rite?
any polariser to recommend?
Originally posted by shuy
thanks for the link! i was wondering how a polariser could selectively reduce reflections and nothing else, i wonder how it can tell the difference...
the guidelines were 35deg from the reflective surface, and 90deg from the sunlight. must this be strictly adhered to? it kinda restricts many angles rite?
any polariser to recommend?
Originally posted by shuy
actually i want to get a polariser cos some of my pics look bland in the sunlight, i read that ND filters can be compensated by adjusting exposure, so i left that out. it seems a polariser can bring out the colour n contrast in sunny conditions...
Originally posted by mervlam
not really.... depends on where the AF receptor is located. if the receptor is not TTL, then linear polariser should work.