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Jason P. Odell demonstrates the use of a polarizing filter on the Nikkor 17-35mm lens for obtaining optimal contrast in skies.
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oops, nevermind
do you live in Memphis?
:P i ended up using a very thin black bin bag 😛
lol sure you can , why not pay hundreds for a lens and then put a 2 cent , factory produced glass bottle in the way .
Itll be fine.
Which CPL brand you used?
What tripod are you using?
GREAT advice!! I never really thought about the focal length affecting the ‘even-ness’ of the sky beyond the 24mm-ish range… Thanks! Excellent tip.
For some reason I knew you were in Colorado. The building looked familiar in the vid. Thanks for this video.
that wrench looks like a horse shoe lol
Shit, I thought it was summer until I saw the snow..
will it be ok if i used a B+W Circular Polarizer on a Canon camera?? I’m new to slr cameras…
can i use a make shift filter? like a dark glass bottle? or something similar?
Nice! Thanks!!!!
Thank you!
It shouldn’t effect the picture
nice video! i have 1 question..is it ok if i use polarizer with the UV filter? is it will effect the quality of the picture..? thanks
Can I Use Polarizer for outdoor Night Photography sir ??
Nice example. For people on DX cameras don’t forget that due to the crop factor you can pull out to around 16mm… If you need wider than that it’s time for a ND Grad.
great video. what filter are you using? thanks
^_^
Fantastic,you are so polite and humble, clear explanation.
2 People don’t have polarizing filters…
You just earned a subsriber man… great vid… clear instructions and explanations… great examples as well.. CHEERS!!
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This is great. i will def subscribe. thanks!
Thanks for the video. This is by far the best tutorial on CPL that I have come across with. When others teach using your fingers as gun (“the barrel and hammer approach”), your visual is spot on (heck, I even had to bing the parts of a gun to know which is barrel and hammer).
The panning of the camera in your video to show how CPL can make the sky uneven, or at wide angle is also a million times better than blogs demonstrating them through pictures.
Thank you for the effort.
thanks man..
thank u
of course you can. Just beware that depending on the shot, you may get strange effects on skin if people are wearing makeup.
great vid..from malaysia..just quick question, how about taking people photo with nice background, can we still use the filter? thanks