I've always preferred using polarisers on wideangle lenses, normally 28mm.
With colour film I enjoyed the drama in the sky that resulted. I didn't enjoy
the results with 135 or 200mm lenses.
Using a polariser on the X-Pro1 was a bit tricky: the sunshine was bright, my
specs got in the way and holding the camera with one hand requires practice to
avoid pressing buttons on the back. But I'll get the hang of it again.
Chris
On 4 Mar 14, at 12:41, Chuck Norcutt <chucknorcutt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Bill is correct. The polarization effect is strongest at 90 degrees
> from the sun and non-existent at 180 degrees (ie, sun directly behind
> you) Since a wide angle lens covers a much larger piece of the sky the
> variation in polarization will be more noticeable. Some people don't
> like it, some don't care.
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