Moon Mullins wrote:
>I have a C8080 and take a lot of pictures of shiny cars but seem to
>have a problem with glare, so guess I need a polarizer. also like to
>be able to take a picture of the inside with the window up. so I see
>these polarizers with a built in 85 warming filter on ebay made by
>Moose? is this you Moose?
>
Nope, different Moose, a pro photog in the Rockies.
>like the idea but will the 85 change the color of the car?
>
Yes, it will. You want just a plain circular polarizer. The warming
filter is to offset the cooler color temp outdoors at high altitudes.
You could, of course, set a custom color balance for the warming
polarizer, but I can't see any point in buying a more expensive filter,
then compensating for it, unless you also need one for high altitude
photography. Unless you simply must buy something from a person named
Moose, which would be perfectly understandable. :-)
By the way, the use of a warming filter to cut off UV at altitude is
about the only filter effect that can't be duplicated later in software.
Moose
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