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Originally Posted by kenchan
hey thanks for the insight. although i have some change and some toys to play with, i just dont have the luxury to choose which time to take picts. being a dad and working all week long i only get like 2-3hrs per morning on weekends to really play with my cars. which means, i dont get to choose sunny or cloudy.  if rainy then obviously i just stay indoors. that said, i need a setup that could work on sunny days as well...and that means i need to have a circular polarizer, no?
nikon offers a factory hood for the lens, i think i will pick one up as well. 
im not sure how the polarizer works, but does the hood need to come off when i use the polarizer? 
you see, such newb questions...  kinda like some of you folks asking... so how to use washlet. do i just press a button and enjoy myself?   wow, that's some strong schit!!  |
The hood and polarizer will work together.
I was not suggesting using the polarizer all the time, just when around glare. A polarizing filter was the first filter I ever purchased for my first SLR, a Canon FTB I got in 1974 or so and I have always had one available for my lenses from all of the film SLRs I have (and have had) to the lenses I use on my DSLR -- a Canon EOS 7D.