Here’s the “before shot”, noontime sun on the water….
Here’s the same view, with the polarizer adjusted for maximum effect.….
Sunday, April 09, 2006
Filtered....
OK, a little example of the effects of a polarizing filter, which the only filter I use. I like to think of polarizing filter as sunglasses for your camera; they cut glare, reduce reflections and can deepen colors. A circular polarizer has 2 discs, and rotating them can adjust the effect.
Here’s the “before shot”, noontime sun on the water….
Here’s the same view, with the polarizer adjusted for maximum effect.….
Here’s the “before shot”, noontime sun on the water….
Here’s the same view, with the polarizer adjusted for maximum effect.….
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i actually like both of them, tho the 2nd looks more like artwork and the 1st like a very good photo.
the 1st has the bright waters and the second give a more somber tone to the scene.
Thanks Sherry!!
Actually, the un-polarized version here is more my type, but I was playing with how dramatic the effect could be. By rotating the filter, you can vary the effect. These are the extremes for this particular moment...
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