you don't need polarizer filter on at all time, it only needed at some situations.what is the implication of having a CPL filter on full time? i like it when blocking off reflections. any other times i find no difference other than adding 1 or 2 stops.
what is the implication of having a CPL filter on full time? i like it when blocking off reflections. any other times i find no difference other than adding 1 or 2 stops.
I agree on moving object but night shoot for landscape or stationary will not have much effect as u will b using tripod anyway. With better high iso performance, losing 2 to 3 stops may not b a issue anymore.
what is the implication of having a CPL filter on full time? i like it when blocking off reflections. any other times i find no difference other than adding 1 or 2 stops.
i leave it on because i'm too lazy to change it every now and then. Unless i have problems focusing, if not i will just leave it attached.
i leave it on because i'm too lazy to change it every now and then. Unless i have problems focusing, if not i will just leave it attached.
I suggest you visit this thread again one year later, to review this statement of yours.i leave it on because i'm too lazy to change it every now and then. Unless i have problems focusing, if not i will just leave it attached.
I suggest you visit this thread again one year later, to review this statement of yours.
When the CPL is on:
1. Less light reach the sensor
2. You compensate by using wider Aperture, slower Shutter Speed or higher ISO
3. This will result in thin DOF, camera shake or grainy pictures
If you are lazy to remove filter, you're better off with a PNS camera.
What a waste of a nice FF camera... :cry:
I suggest you visit this thread again one year later, to review this statement of yours.
true, but since i use that only on my wide angle lens which i use almost exclusively for landscape, then it's ok. i'll be using a tripod and small aperture also.
true, but since i use that only on my wide angle lens which i use almost exclusively for landscape, then it's ok. i'll be using a tripod and small aperture also. maybe, but i don't use it for other lens, except the 16-35.