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I'm not so sure 1. if it would be good to use such a lens and 2. which one to use, the polarize or the uv.
What do you use? |
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OK, i received a package that I bought from ebay. It was not expensive and included 2 different lenses and 2 filters one uv and one plarization filter.
I tried the filters today and I'm very impressed how the polarizer works. I never had a filter like this before so I didn't know, what the use is, but i checked a few websites and I think I will leave this filter on my camera. I shot a short video clip this morning and loaded it up. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ce1iBGrqqbQ I think this filter offers you a big variety of things. You can erase refections or make them more visibal, the colors and the sharpness is much better. I will try more things in the next few days with this filter, but for now I have to say I realy like it. It is a circular polarizer. The lenses aren't bad either. |
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