Polarizing Filters for Osmo Pocket 3: When and How to Use Them

K&F CPL filter used for this video: amzn.to/4aS7P2o
Ever wondered whether it's worth getting a circular polarizing filter (CPL filter) for your DJI Osmo Pocket 3? If you're not sure what it's for or what difference it makes, then this is the video for you! I'll demonstrate how to use them, show you how they reduce reflections and glare, and provide some additional tips for using them to their best effect!
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction to Polarizing Filters
1:01 Using CPL Filters with Osmo Pocket 3
1:26 Seeing through water
2:13 Seeing through glass
3:17 Enhancing Foliage Colors
4:01 Bluer skies
6:01 A side effect of using CPL filters
6:38 Conclusion

[@WalkaboutCreekAdventures]

Thanks for this video. I've just cancelled the $30 CPL filter I ordered on Amazon for my new OP3. Most OP3 reviews say CPL filters are a must but your position makes more sense.

[@GregoriusDagsson1161]

Great video! Not too advanced and not to simpel. A pleasant voice and not this raucous speed like so many other RUclipsrs use, overloading ones ears. Hope you get even more followers in the time to come. All the best. Tor Bertel

[@A_Fortunate_Traveler]

Loved this... a CPL is indeed quite an useful tool but I am happy you talked about the biggest pitfall with polarisers. Indeed, an ulta wide angle lens and cpl don't go well together. As an avid landscape photographer this is a no-go. In that case a grad filter is the best solution but I can't imagine any company making a grad filter for the Pocker 3. Btw, subbed because mentioning the wide-angle issue with cpl makes you, at least in my book, honest. Cheers, Stephan

[@captureguide]

Appreciate the kind feedback and thanks for subbing!