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Post by Peterj on Feb 1, 2017 1:50:40 GMT
Maybe this is a well known tip ... using a circular polarizer filter will reduce reflections from the water and sometimes increase color definitions in landscapes. I used a CP indoors to reduce the reflections from a framed picture with a glass front. These results aren't perfect but they're pretty good - especially the chair top.  |
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Post by BuckSkin on Feb 4, 2017 3:44:38 GMT
I use an AGFA CPL for almost 100% of my outdoor photography; it really livens up the colors and increases the blue in the sky.
I sometimes pair it with a neutral density gradient-type filter when the sky is so bright that it overwhelms everything else; I do have to be careful to not use too wide an angle when pairing up filters, as I will start to see black corners in my pictures.
I have not yet tried the CPL indoors; I wonder how it would be where a big mirror is on the wall interferring with the picture.
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