jl1975
No longer a newbie, moving up!
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Hi all,
I just got a polarising filter for my birthday from my wife. As the title implies, I would be the dummy in question. I know some of the basics of what the polariser does(reduced glare/reflection, better skies..), but I haven't used one before. Are there any situations where the filter would be detrimental to the photo? Does anyone have any tips on getting the most out of this? I plan on playing around with it to get a feel for it, but any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
I just got a polarising filter for my birthday from my wife. As the title implies, I would be the dummy in question. I know some of the basics of what the polariser does(reduced glare/reflection, better skies..), but I haven't used one before. Are there any situations where the filter would be detrimental to the photo? Does anyone have any tips on getting the most out of this? I plan on playing around with it to get a feel for it, but any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.