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**Polarizing Filters** David H. Evaluating

Cameras are one of the most popular innovations in the world. Cameras are used everyday all over the world. Camera filters make photos taken look more appealing and has a higher probability of capturing the viewer's attention. One type of filter that is commonly used is the polarized filter. Polarizing filters are made up of one stationary piece of glass. Polarizing filters enhance reflections on non-metallic objects and can only be used outside. These filters remove polarized light and make it very dark. it is self adjusted, and you don't want an incorrect exposure, especially indoors if you try to take a picture there. Polarizing filters cut through haze as well. Most cameras are not cheap, especially professional cameras. There are two types of polarizing filters, circular and linear. Circular filters are more common and also more expensive. These filters really bring out clouds and enhance them while simultaneously saturating the colors. The way your image shows up also depends on your position from the sun. If you get it at just the right angle, you could see the sky all black, which will really create a stunning photo.

Another great feature of the polarizing filter is that it completely removes glare. All glare, gone. Just like magic! However, if you are intentionally trying to get glare, like if you are taking pictures of reflections of the sun in water, then don't use this filter, unless you want bright blue, almost white, water. Blue skies, on the other hand, get even bluer, sometimes blacker, which is so much more appealing than a plain old blue.

Although this camera can cut through haze, it enhances fog. There is a setting on the filter where you can make everything look better by making the trees bluer and the sky greener. Surprisingly, it looks very good! For best results, decrease the exposure and the shutter speed as well. For best results, hold it 90 degrees to the side of the sun.

Also, polarizing filters can make anything brighter without flash. At night, if you want to take a picture without flash of a dark scenery, then use a polarizing filter. It would make it look just like day. Polarizing filters can clip right into the camera, so they are very compact and can be stored easily. They should increase the contrast automatically.

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