Circular Polarizer

[Mervin]

Does anyone uses this to shoot birds ?

if no, why ?
if yes, why and when ???

would appreciate any shared expertise .

thanks
:thumb:

[Garion]

Does anyone uses this to shoot birds ?

if no, why ?
if yes, why and when ???

would appreciate any shared expertise .

thanks
:thumb:No I do not use circular polarizer when shooting birds. I thought circ. polarizer is more for landscape and scenery kind of shots...but I could be wrong of course.

[Mervin]

No I do not use circular polarizer when shooting birds. I thought circ. polarizer is more for landscape and scenery kind of shots...but I could be wrong of course.


that is what i thought too but it is also suppose to cut glare and produce more constrast and saturation ??? no ???
:dunno:

[Jzs]

that is what i thought too but it is also suppose to cut glare and produce more constrast and saturation ??? no ???
:dunno:
it reduces 2 stops of light as well

[Garion]

that is what i thought too but it is also suppose to cut glare and produce more constrast and saturation ??? no ???
:dunno:Can be done in PS mar. Anyways its best to have as little glass in front (or behind) your lens as much as possible. Any glass added (even a simple UV filter) will result in image degradation.

[Mervin]

Can be done in PS mar. .


me PS zero mah..... :lol:

[MountainMan]

don't forget that a 112mm cir polariser must cost like a zillion dollars...

[MountainMan]

me PS zero mah..... :lol:

LEARN, LEARN, LEARN...
make full use of time on those long haul flights that u have to take

But seriously, there are only a few functions in PS that u really need to know...
resizing and resolution change
levelling
unsharp mask filtering

[MountainMan]

it reduces 2 stops of light as well

Yup, I rather have a better DOF than a nice blue constrasty BG for a 2 stop sacrifice :wahpiang: