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  Photography Forum: Photography Help Forum: 
  Q. Circular Polariser

Asked by Ollie Mackley    (K=1744) on 10/12/2008 
Hi guys, Ive recently got myself a Cannon 400D and I'm gonna start uploading some photos again, thought Id better get myself kitted out but I was playing with my Polariser lens and I cant seem to make it err. . . work! I know you have to turn it but I cant seem to see any massive difference between photos where I've spun the lens round, is there any sort easy test that I can go try to get me into it, like. . . a subject that shows the effecto ff really well? Cheers.


    



 Mary Brown  Donor  (K=71879) - Comment Date 10/28/2008
I tried mine out first on water. I took one without it and then 'played' with the polariser to take away the reflection. I could really see the difference. You can try it on a car window that has a glare from the sun on it, also.





 Lynn Farrell   (K=336) - Comment Date 10/28/2008
Another suggestion: you need to be at right angles to the sun (or thereabouts). Watch the sky when you rotate the lens.




Howie Mudge
 Howie Mudge   (K=27933) - Comment Date 10/31/2008
Also for a digital camera a circular polarizer is better than a linear polarizer.





 Ollie Mackley   (K=1744) - Comment Date 11/2/2008
Thanks folks, I have had a little luck with it, also like you said mary, I tried it on glass and water, can see the difference there its just the 'vibrant colours' im strugglnig to obtain.




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