Polarizing Lens Filters are Magic

by E. Walter Robinson ~ October 23rd, 2008

I was traveling around Lake Tahoe and taking pictures, but I kept getting distracted and would occasionally forget to adjust my circular polarizer (lens filter). I’m glad I did, because it gave me a chance to see the difference between using it correctly and forgetting to rotate it. Check this out:

(Top - Without rotating) (Bottom - With Rotating)

I think the difference speaks for itself.

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3 Responses to Polarizing Lens Filters are Magic

  1. Luis Cruz

    Don’t you just love it when “mistakes” lead to really great things?

  2. Rene

    Of course, there is a difference. I like the top one better, since it looks more natural to me. What do you say now?

  3. eric

    Actually, I go back and forth between the one I like best. Since it is Tahoe, the bottom one actually reflects the natural colors very well, while the top one catches a lot of glare.

    I can say, however, is that the difference was pretty surprising.

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