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A polarizing filter, particularly circular polarizers, are a great tool to balance out and enhance a scene. They do reduce the rate at which light flows into your lens, so a slight exposure adjustment is usually necessary to compensate. They are generally worth it, if you have one, and can help improve your shots. More @Wikipedia
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- In which situations should I use my circular polarizing filter?A polarizing filter, particularly circular polarizers, are a great tool to balance out and enhance a scene. They do reduce the rate at which light flows into your lens, so a slight exposure adjustment is usually necessary to compensate. They are generally worth it, if you have one, and can help improve your shots.
- How does a polarizing filter work? - Photography Stack ExchangeI think your question could easily be answered by a quick google search, where you would find links as How, When, and Why to Use a Polarizing Filter or this one that addresses color saturation and sharpness. It depends on how much you want to know and which part of "how it works" you're curious about.
- How can I fix a sticky polarizing filter? - Photography Stack ExchangeI took a gamble and bought a used B+W Circular Polarizer off eBay. The filter looks great but the adjusting ring is a little bit sticky. Is there some way to lubricate this?
- Polarizers: Linear vs Circular. How does it affect a photo?The Circular Polarizing filter is actually two filters sandwiched together. A Linear Polarizing filter is upfront, and does the deed. A retarder filter is set just behind the Linear. The retarder acts to de-polarize the image forming rays which allows the automation to function unhampered.
- polarizer - Polarizing filter causing soft, hazy shots? - Photography ...I'm having a problem with a polarizing filter that's I've used for years. I have a Nikon D7000 w/18-200mm lens. I keep a UV filter on the lens, and on occasion I add a circular polarizer, which just recently began giving me images with exactly the opposite result that I'd expect.
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