rmh159
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I've used circular polarizing filters before however I never seem to QUITE get the strong blue skies that I've seen in other pics. Granted my experience has been with a P&S that had an adapter to put a polarizer over the lens but I'm not sure it was of the highest quality.
I'm fairly sure I'm using the filter correctly and I know that the strength of the effect is related to how the filter is turned and the position of the camera / subject / sun.
Just to verify can someone explain the technique used to get the darkest blue skies possible with a polarizing filter? Does the brand / coating of the filter impact this?
Thanks
I'm fairly sure I'm using the filter correctly and I know that the strength of the effect is related to how the filter is turned and the position of the camera / subject / sun.
Just to verify can someone explain the technique used to get the darkest blue skies possible with a polarizing filter? Does the brand / coating of the filter impact this?
Thanks