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Polarizer doing its job at full power!, sun on top.
I didn't use any graduated filter (during shoot nor post process)
The old O&W Railroad bridge in Big South Fork. As you walk across, you can see through the boards to the river below.
Thought this showed how a polarizer is invaluable when shooting cars. Polarizer is fitted in this shot and adjusted to remove the distracting reflections.............
Off Roading in Tapora: Nikon D1X, Nikkor 35mm f/2 nonAi, Kenko polarizer
+ on my way home, I went thru Muriwai for a breather
Marumi 67mm Super DGH Slim Thin Circular Polarizer Filter, Canon 100mm f/2.8L IS USM Macro
Two shots, polarizer set 90° apart, aperture priority at f/5.6, 3 seconds apart
Filter set for darkest sky, 1/125th (two full stops slower) - Palm and sky both look much better!
A piece of polyethylene film torn off of a sandwich bag and illuminated with polarized light- a polarizing filter on the camera reveals the birefringent nature of the plastic, which is responsible for the amazing colors. Except for cropping, this is an unprocessed image.
Foreground out of focus, background (specular reflection) in focus...
Colors are a bit closer to real life also.
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Rokkor Rocks - 10 (of 14) - Canon EOS 5D Mark II with Minolta MC Rokkor-PF 1:1.7 55mm Prime (SR mount) & Fotodiox PRO MD to EOS Adapter & Polarizer - Photographer Russell McNeil PhD (Physics) lives on Vancouver Island, where he works as a writer.
Promenade, Vancouver Public Library Central Branch, Vancouver, BC
More fun with circular polarizers!
Location - La perouse, Sydney, Australia.
Brief comments: Very happy with this photo, the clouds are painted orange as the sun creeps over the hill behind. 4:30am wake up plus an hour and a bit of driving was definately worth it.
Kit: Canon 600d, 18-55mm, UV + Polarizer.
Went to Tyler to shoot fall foliage, saw this frog's head sticking up out of the water and ended up shooting it instead. I initially wanted to get a slower shutter to show the current it was sitting still in but the reflections were really distracting. I had my 90mm a few inches away from it for about 5 minutes and it didn't move, but once I pulled my phone out to get a picture to show a friend, it swam right away. Figures.
Taken with a polarizing filter in front of a lcd screen (emits polarized light) to show stresses inside the plastic.
Digital Rebel XT 50mm f1.8 ISO100 2x macro filter, polarizing filter.
I have a polarize filter that I haven't used very much. So I though I would play with it...
The birds are Vultures. The upper one is up about a half mile or more....
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Someone I knew in high school sent me this camera and several lenses and filters when he found out I was into shooting film because he doesn't use it anymore. One of the fitlers is a circular polarizer.
This picture is taken with the filter. Note the reduction in reflection on the mud puddle.
This one is without it.