Originally Posted by 98intrigue

Yes, it's great at hiding reflections and making colors more vivid. I had to order my filter online because my lens requires an odd filter size (72mm). You screw it onto the end of your lens and you turn the filter to adjust the polarization.

A good example

Originally Posted by kenchan

yah, i didnt know (still dont know ) how to use circular polarizer correctly but when i look at the sky and the windows get saturated and back off just tad, it gives it a nice realistic effect. the first rounds i did before these picts i emphasized the polarization too much and it looked like my windshield fell off somewhere. hahaha.




looks like a very long day today for you, mr.onzedge. hang in there! hope your therapy with washing the Z comes by soon.

im off today. not my choice, kids got a cold from the heatwave + cold air conditioned class rooms (summer camp) + outdoor pool at camp + germs + t-storms waking them up at night = cold. at least i get to play in my music room today. (my way of therapy).



hey G2Z thanks for the compliments. im starting to get a tad more comfortable with the camera but this is only just the beginning. yah, thanks for noticing the new avatar with my reflection in the emblem.

i got my circular polarizer from B&H (B&H Photo Video Digital Cameras, Photography, Camcorders). i got both the TEFFEN and B+W. the B+W is a dust magnet but it does very well. from what i can see there is less distortion on the B+W one vs the TEFFEN one.

i bought some duster/smuge cleaner pens as well from B&H the other day. works great! wife said it looked like a brush for her makeup.