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Geoff Ball
{K:3375} 6/27/2007
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An actual polarizer filter allows for a sharper image, wheras post process just tweaks the image. (If I remember right)
Here is what Wiki says :)
The polarizer stops light that is refracted off other surfaces Polarizers are the type of filter whose use is least affected by digital photography; while effects that may visually resemble the results of a polarizing filter can be simulated with software post-processing, many of the optical properties of polarization control at the time of capture simply cannot be replicated, particularly those involving reflections.
The said, anytime I see haze, smoke or smog I shoot mostly with the polarizer. (unless I want to use it in my composition).
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Neil Niamh White
{K:9165} 6/27/2007
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No - I usually use post processing in Photoshop Elements (using the levels feature).
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Geoff Ball
{K:3375} 6/27/2007
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I guess you are right, you do see some strange stuff.
Do you use a polarizer for your landscapes?
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Gabrielle Willson
{K:7978} 8/26/2006
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Hilarious - you would never suspect from the ground I imagine. hey check out my aerial photo I posted recently ( a cunning way to get you to visit my portfolio which has been revived of late!)
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Galal El Missary
{K:84569} 8/21/2006
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Nice view Neil , i like the shapes of trees , Well taken .
Galal
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