paul stenquist wrote:
But even the best polarizer muddies things a bit with diffusion. I use them when I have to-- with black cars for example-- but I don't use them on every car shoot.
On more modern cars, or older cars with more recent glasswork, it can also "cause" some weirdness in the rendition of the glass. It wasn't much of an issue before the 1980s or so, but after that, auto glass often has some sort of coatings on it, presumably for glare reduction. I've gotten some really bizarre responses from modern autoglass, with and without polarizing filters.
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