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1. www.digitalcameraworld.com › buying-guides › bestThe best polarizing filters in 2024 | Digital Camera World

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   Apr 4, 2024 · The best polarizing filters are a practically essential tool for outdoor photography. Polarizing filters, or polarizers as they're commonly known, boost the vibrancy and contrast in your images by reducing unwanted reflections from surfaces and cutting out haze in the sky.

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3. www.dpreview.com › forums › threadWhat size & advice polarising filter for my 50mm 1.8 ?: Canon ...

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   Aug 9, 2007 · I don't have any recommendations regarding brand. As stated, the 50 mm f1.8 takes a 52 mm filter. However, I would buy a 58 mm filter and a step down adaptor. You can then use it on the kit lens and a number of other lenses, e.g. the 70-300, that take a 58 mm filter. Jim.

4. digital-photography-school.com › polarizing-filtersHow, Why, and When to Use Polarizing Filters

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   • What Is A Polarizing Filter?
   • Why Polarizing Filters Are Useful
   • How to Use Circular Polarizing Filters
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   The most common polarizing filters are circular and consist of two glass pieces sandwiched together. They go on the front of your lens, so you need the correct size to fit your lens diameter (or an adaptor). Once the filter is on the lens, you can rotate the outer layer of the filter. As you turn the filter, the effect it has on light entering your...

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   At times, reflectionscan enhance a photograph or even be the main subject. But they can also be unwanted and distracting. When you are photographing: 1. glass 2. chrome 3. water 4. or other reflective surfaces it can be challenging to create a clear representation in your photos. Reflections from these types of surfaces can invade your composition....

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   Polarizing filters work by stopping some light waves from entering your lens. Light waves reflect off uneven surfaces in different directions. A polarizing filter only allows light to enter the lens that’s coming from certain directions. As light waves vibrate and bounce off different surfaces, the direction and rate of the vibration is altered. Th...

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   Using a polarizing filter is best done by turning the filter and observing what’s happening. Either by looking through your viewfinder or at your rear LCD screen, you will see the image changing as you turn the filter. There are techniques you can read about that rely on scientific breakdowns of how these filters work. They will tell you in which d...

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   Experimenting with polarizing filters is the best way to make use of them. I usually carry a few in my bag of varying sizes. These fit my 55mm, 35mm, and 105mm lenses, which are the lenses I use the most. Using a polarizer with a wide-angle lenscan create some weird results because of the broad field of view. If you’re making a series of photos to ...

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5. www.dpreview.com › forums › threadGood polarized and/or UV filters for Canon RF 24-105mm?

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   Dec 7, 2019 · I'm looking for polarizer and UV filter recommendations for the Canon RF 24-105mm. B&H has literally a hundred plus options ranging from $15 to $300. I want something that won't ruin the resolution of the lens and EOS R but will provide a degree of polarization. Any recommendations?

6. store.canon.co.uk › canon-pl-c-b-58-mm-circularBuy Canon PL-C B 58 mm Circular Polarising Filter

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   Designed to fit lenses with a filter thread of 58 mm. Low-profile design prevents the filter from vignetting the corners of the frame. Makes colours appear more saturated for bluer skies and greener leaves. Reduces reflections from non-metallic materials for greater clarity.

7. www.techradar.com › how-to › photography-videoBest circular polarizer filter: 5 top models tested and rated

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   Jun 7, 2017 · So, we picked a sunny day, rounded up five circular polarizers from five different makers and set out on location in Somerset to see which one is best. 1. Hoya PRO1 Digital Circular PL. A filter...

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   What is a 58 mm polarizing filter?

   • A 58 mm polarizing filter to reduce reflections from non-metallic surfaces such as water, glass or pollution in the atmosphere and enhance colour saturation for bluer skies and greener leaves. The polarizing effect of this filter helps prevent glare from your shoots, whilst providing greater clarity for better results.

   Buy Canon PL-C B 58 mm Circular Polarising Filter

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   Why do I need a polarizing filter on my Canon PowerShot?

   • The polarizing effect of this filter helps prevent glare from your shoots, whilst providing greater clarity for better results. Protect your Canon PowerShot camera with a soft leather camera case when you are out and about. A responsive, high resolution electronic viewfinder for comfortable framing.

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   What lens does a food photographer use?

   • Taken on a Canon EOS R with a Canon RF 35mm F1.8 MACRO IS STM lens at 1/125 sec, f/16 and ISO100. A macro magnification of up to 1:2 enables food photographers to hone in on the detail. Taken on a Canon EOS R with a Canon RF 35mm F1.8 MACRO IS STM lens at 1/125 sec, f/16 and ISO100.

   Best lenses for food photography - Canon UK

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   Should you use a polarizer on a panorama camera?

   • If you’re making a series of photos to stitch together as a panorama, take your polarizer off. The edges of your photos may not join seamlessly if you’re using a polarizer. Remember to attach polarizing filters to your lenses when you want to boost the color of a blue sky or reduce the reflection off a shiny surface.

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9. www.canon.co.uk › best-lenses-food-photographyBest lenses for food photography - Canon UK

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   Best entry-level EF-S lens for food photography: Canon EF-S 60mm f/2.8 Macro USM. Best for: APS-C DSLR cameras; also works with EOS R System cameras with EF-EOS R Adapters or with EOS M series cameras with EF-EOS M Adapter.