I think the main use for this item is medical/dental photography, to reduce
specular hotspotting.
You may be able to find other uses for it, but it can cause some odd
colorations. I wouldn't spring for it unless you have a particular
application where you know it will help.
Chip Stratton
> I've got a chance to get a ring cross polarizer for my T-10 flash for a
> good price.($60 to $80)
> Question is....do I really need it. Anybody out there have one and when
> do you use it?
> I could see if I was using it for product type shots, but I use the T-10
> almost exclusively outdoors on nature type macro shots. Very little
> metal,glass or plastic
> in the frames. I just don't want to buy something that I won't use much
> and have to keep up with it.
> TIA
>
> later,
> mike m.
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