Well, good point indeed. You have better control of reflections with the
polarizer. Still leaves a huge difference between light levels, and may
bring very bad patterns on windshields and windows on some scenes - I
think it shows stress patterns in tempered glass or something like that.
I wouldn't bank on success just by using one, but may be the diff
between acceptable - or even good - and garbage.
lf
Igor Roshchin escreveu:
I surprised that nobody except Bruce (or did I miss somebody
else's suggestion?) suggest to use a polarizer?
Paul, - I wouldn't believe you don't use a polarizer for shooting
cars, do you?
I've used a polarizer for similar purposes, although I wasn't
taking phoographs of cars per se, but the car was in the background.
Larry, you most likely know this (but just in case), -
circular polarizers work better (compared to linear) with the
exponometry of SLRs.
Igor
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