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<blockquote data-quote="Rexer John" data-source="post: 125695" data-attributes="member: 12691"><p>A polarising filter only works with polarised light. You wont have much polarised light in the scene you were shooting.</p><p>Polarised light is present in a blue sky, a polarising filter will give the biggest effect at 90 degrees to the sun.</p><p>On an overcast scene you still get polarised light in water reflections, glass, car paint work, foliage etc.</p><p>A polarising filter can also help cut through haze.</p><p>It reduces the amount of light so allows a slower shutter speed just as an ND filter.</p><p></p><p>Your glass is only as good as it's weakest element, an eBay ND filter is likely to be the lowest quality element in your lens.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rexer John, post: 125695, member: 12691"] A polarising filter only works with polarised light. You wont have much polarised light in the scene you were shooting. Polarised light is present in a blue sky, a polarising filter will give the biggest effect at 90 degrees to the sun. On an overcast scene you still get polarised light in water reflections, glass, car paint work, foliage etc. A polarising filter can also help cut through haze. It reduces the amount of light so allows a slower shutter speed just as an ND filter. Your glass is only as good as it's weakest element, an eBay ND filter is likely to be the lowest quality element in your lens. [/QUOTE]
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