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

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   As light waves vibrate and bounce off different surfaces, the direction and rate of the vibration is altered. This is why colors are also affected by polarizing filters. When light reflects off a flat surface, using a polarizer will have a more uniform effect on it. This is because the waves are primarily moving in a similar direction.

3. 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?

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

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   Apr 4, 2024 · With filter thread diameters available in all common sizes from 37mm through to 95mm (and even an elusive 105mm option, if you can find it), there’s a DHG Super polarizer for almost any lens, and most are very well priced, in the UK at least.

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6. 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.

7. www.diyphotography.net › what-is-crossWhat is cross polarization and how you can use it in your ...

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   Jan 18, 2021 · Cross polarization is a technique that uses two polarizing filters – one on the light source and on e on the camera lens – to get rid of unwanted specular reflections. The following slideshow illustrates the effect at varying degrees, depending on the orientation of the filters with respect to each other. Understanding polarized light.

8. www.the-digital-picture.com › reviews › canon-52mmCanon 52mm Drop-In Circular Polarizer Filter (PL-C 52) Review

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   These filters are most commonly threaded onto the end of a lens. Because Canon's big white lenses have a huge front objective lens size, these threaded filters are not practical. Therefore, Canon provides a different type of circular polarizer filter option, the Canon 52mm Drop-In Circular Polarizer Filter.

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   Does canon have a circular polarizer filter?

   • Because Canon's big white lenses have a huge front objective lens size, these threaded filters are not practical. Therefore, Canon provides a different type of circular polarizer filter option, the Canon 52mm Drop-In Circular Polarizer Filter. Read the circular polarizing filter review to learn how circular polarizing filters work.

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   Which Canon lenses are compatible with this filter?

   • This filter is compatible with Canon's big white IS and IS II lenses, including the Canon 300mm f/2.8 L IS II Lens , Canon 400mm f/2.8 L IS II Lens , Canon 500mm f/4 L IS II Lens , Canon 600mm f/4 L IS II Lens and Canon 800mm f/5.6 L IS Lens . Note that some earlier Canon non-IS lens models utilized a different filter size.

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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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   Should I use a polarizer with a wide-angle lens?

   • Using a polarizer with a wide-angle lens can create some weird results because of the broad field of view. 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.

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10. www.parkcameras.com › lenses › lens-filtersPolarising Lens Filters | Polariser for Cameras | Park Cameras

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    A polarising filter, CPL or circular polariser as they are also known, are one of the most widely used lens filters in outdoor photography. They are used for several purposes such as to darken blue skies, manage reflections and to reduce glare from wet surfaces including rivers and lakes.