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What is a CPL?
The use of lens filters can transform your photograph completely, as it allows you to go beyond the usual and explore something creative with your gear. Among multiple filters, a circular polarizing filter (CPL) is one such creative tool using which you can enhance the final photo that appears on your camera LCD screen.
The use of lens filters can transform your photograph completely, as it allows you to go beyond the usual and explore something creative with your gear. Among multiple filters, a circular polarizing filter (CPL) is one such creative tool using which you can enhance the final photo that appears on your camera LCD screen.
With the use of a Circular Polarizing filter (CPL) on your lens, you can enhance the colors in the sky as well as the elements in your frame. This is made possible as the CPL filter, when rotated at a particular angle minimizes the haze in the sky and enhances the color by reducing the polarization effect caused by sunlight.
Enhancing colors and increasing contrast
Discussing the two images above, you can clearly see how mounting the CPL filter almost completely eliminates the reflection visible in the water body. Isn’t that magical?
Discussing the two images above, you can clearly see how mounting the CPL filter almost completely eliminates the reflection visible in the water body. Isn’t that magical?
Dramatically reducing reflections
Using a CPL filter can allow you to minimize the mirror image being caused by in the reflective element in your frame. All you have to do is simply rotate the filter to the required angle.
Using a CPL filter can allow you to minimize the mirror image being caused by in the reflective element in your frame. All you have to do is simply rotate the filter to the required angle.
A CPL Filter Cuts Reflections
While taking photos of glass buildings or landscapes with a water body in the frame, it can be really challenging to get rid of the reflections being caused by sunlight. You might have to change your composition or wait for the light to change in order to get a reflection-free image.
While taking photos of glass buildings or landscapes with a water body in the frame, it can be really challenging to get rid of the reflections being caused by sunlight. You might have to change your composition or wait for the light to change in order to get a reflection-free image.
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|---|---|---|
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3M-7 300mm f/ 5.6 | 67 |
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3М-7К 300mm f/ 5.6 МС | 67 |
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Aetna Rokunar MC Auto Zoom 35-200mm f/ 3.8-5.6 | 67 |
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Asahi Takumar 200mm f/ 3.5 Preset | 67 |
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Auto Makinon Zoom 80-200mm f/ 3.5 | 67 |
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Auto Mamiya/Sekor 200mm f/ 3.5 | 67 |
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Beroflex MC Auto Zoom 70-215mm f/ 3.5 | 67 |
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Beroflex Zoom 75-235mm f/ 4.5 | 67 |
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Cambron MC 500mm f/ 8.8 | 67 |
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Canon EF 100mm f/ 2.8 L Macro IS USM | 67 |
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