Tim
Try it at your friendly camera store first to see if it does what you're
happy with. Do remember there are two types of POL filters - the linear
(standard) POL and the CIRC (circular) POL. Get the latter for spot-metering
cameras. If you're using the OM-1 or OM-2, the linear polariser will do the
trick.
I don't have anything to back up my claim but from my observations, the
linear polariser's effects are more dramatic.
OH I NEARLY FORGOT!
OK, Tim and CANDACE
When you use POL filters, expect a drop of around -1.5EV. So if you use the
filter on relatively slow zooms, slow shutter speeds might result.
Truly sorry that I didn't remember this earlier....
K.
On 01/09/06, Tim Randles <tim.randles@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Explains it elegantly, the kind of explanation even *I* can run across my
> feeble neurons..
>
> So now I gotta go buy one of these Circular polarized filters for my
> aircraft shots I guess.. at least... that is what I understood it to be
> needing, to get rid of so much of the haze I seem to pick up..
>
> >Hope that helps. It's kind of a convoluted way to explain it
> though..... :(
> K
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