urslow
TPF Noob!
Hi,
Please forgive me for asking this, as I'm sure thre have been many discussions on filters in general, but I'm asking what you would do with what I have.
I have a Nikon N65 AF camera, which can also be used in manual focus.
I mainly take pictures of animals, nature, flowers, and railroads.
While I mainly use the camera in auto focus mode (don't ask me why), I have realized that maybe I should be using manual focus, which wouldn't bother me. I need polarizing filters for my 2 lenses.
Would you buy a circular or linear polarizer? Keeping in mind the possibility of using the camera in manual focus mode.
Then, what is the difference between polarizing and warming polarizers.
I hope this all makes sense if not please feel free to email me and I'd be more than happy to answer your questions. I appreciate the help. I also need to get this figured out real soon,, because we are going to yellowstone, and I'd like to be somewhat prepared to take nice shots with the real blue sky .
Again, I really appreciate your thoughts,
Al
Please forgive me for asking this, as I'm sure thre have been many discussions on filters in general, but I'm asking what you would do with what I have.
I have a Nikon N65 AF camera, which can also be used in manual focus.
I mainly take pictures of animals, nature, flowers, and railroads.
While I mainly use the camera in auto focus mode (don't ask me why), I have realized that maybe I should be using manual focus, which wouldn't bother me. I need polarizing filters for my 2 lenses.
Would you buy a circular or linear polarizer? Keeping in mind the possibility of using the camera in manual focus mode.
Then, what is the difference between polarizing and warming polarizers.
I hope this all makes sense if not please feel free to email me and I'd be more than happy to answer your questions. I appreciate the help. I also need to get this figured out real soon,, because we are going to yellowstone, and I'd like to be somewhat prepared to take nice shots with the real blue sky .
Again, I really appreciate your thoughts,
Al