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Polarizer tip     posted on 16th of june, 2008

I was reading a digital photo magazine today and it had a good tip on using a polarizer: bracket. I've used bracketing a lot when I'm unsure on exposure but I've never thought of bracketing the actual polarizer rotation itself. I usually rotate the ring and attempt to gauge the best effect, but I tend to settle on a particular amount and take a single shot.

Taking a few shots with different amounts of polarization is a simple idea that may make a world of difference in the final photo.


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Brad Calkins (Bradcalkins)
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Constantly looking to expand my technical skills and artistic vision through the Stock Photo industry, as well as receive feedback in a public way.

I enjoy practising a photojournalistic style of people photography in my personal photos.

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