Camera Filters

A polarizing filter can be Linear or Circular

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A Polarizing filter is used to reduce glare on reflective surfaces including glass, windows, and water.

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Digital Camera sensors are more sensitive to ultaviolet light then film.

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A graduated neutral density filters can help you capture a photo that more closely mimics how a scene appears in person

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When using a GND filter with a wide angle lens you should have GND with a harder gradient.

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Cooling and Warming Filters change the white balance of the light reaching the camera's sensor.

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Polarizing filters are a good choice for stitched panoramic images.

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With a physical GND filter the transition will appear much softer on on a telephoto lens.

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Filters should only be used on when necessary because they can adversely affect an image.

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Which type of polarizing filter is recommended for most photographers

• Linear

• Polaroid

• Circular

• Gel