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Here's a link to George Kalemanis' polafilter FAQ:
http://w3.one.net/~georgek/htmldocs/uvfilter.htm#polq2 And here's a short quote: <<If you use a standard linear polarizer with cameras that use auto-focus and/or auto-exposure, you may have problems. This filter may also cause trouble with manual cameras, if you're using TTL light measurement. >> Further down he stresses the fact that you may have problems, and thus also may not. This is the understanding that I had; I believe I've seen and heard similar opinions a number of times. So I was confused to read in this thread that the only difference is the 20 dollars. Tor |
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This article relates to photographic apps. Video does'nt require circ polars. Use good (coated) polars, and these are mostly circ polars.
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