More to the point, to me... why bother with a very expensive C-PL? Am I
wrong in assuming that a linear polarizer works fine on all OM bodies for
actually taking the picture? It's only metering that's skewed on OM-4(T, Ti)
and others with half-silvered mirrors, but once the mirror is up, then TTL
can take over and expose the photograph correctly?
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Scott Gomez
-----Original Message-----
From: Jim L'Hommedieu [mailto:lamadoo@xxxxxxxx]
Subject: Re: [OM] Help! Light theory, cp-l
<snip>
Considering the horrific cost of circular polarizers, it seems like the most
expensive possible way to get neutral density. (I bought my 55mm CPL in a
shop instead of mail order and it was $40 USD. Ouch! Worst of all, I've
opened it.)
Lamadoo
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