Three Reasons To Use A Circular Polarizer Filter
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2024
- A good circular polarizer filter is one of the very best pieces of gear you could purchase. There are plenty of reasons why you should always carry one with you, especially when you're photographing nature and landscape scenery. Here are just three reasons why you should seriously keep a circular polarizer filter with you whenever you head out on a shoot.
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Formatt-Hitech 77mm Firecrest Circular Polarizer Filter
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Very informative.. I did not know the concept of Step Up rings!! You have saved my money.. 😅🙏🏻
Amazing video Brian. Very thanks for your explanation. Polarize filters is more useful that I expected. ;-)
Great video! Inspired us to do a similar introduction video to Polarizing filters.
Great video! Thanks for mentioning that the cpl can be used as an ND filter. I'm a beginner and have just received delivery for some macro filter, cpl, and variable ND. Your video was greatly informative and much appreciated!
My pleasure, Nathaniel!
thank you! very knowledgeable too! i just grabbed a Pt Platnium multi-coating circular polarizer 58mm for a new camera i just got yesterday. the Canon 80d. i was wondering if mine would fit but it seems like i may need to get that holder, i wont be able to get my camera for a few days so i cant test it out.
I found your video helpful.
Sir yr video awsom.. love it
i have question .. sir plz tell me
your watch is which product and model no ? Plz tell me
If I have a polarizer filter for 52mm and want to attach it to a bigger 58mm lens, what adapter do I have to choose? a "58mm to 52mm" or vice versa? Thanks! Great video!
+Murtumans you don't want to attempt mounting a filter with a smaller thread size than the lens itself. You'd introduce a significant amount of hardware vignetting. Rather buy a 77mm filter and use step up rings to fit smaller lenses.
Hello, can you please help me decide what size I should get? Im new to photography. I have a AF-P DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR
@4:15 .. "If you don't have one, I cannot recommend investing in one"... lol?! :P
Otherwise, awesome video, thanks!! :)
I cannot recommend enough to get one? I guess?
CPL /ND filter
So, the Circular Polarizer Filter is a 1.5 ND filter???