When to Use a Polarizing Filter for the Best Results

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FINALLY! I found a video that explained it the straight forward no nonsense way. Thank you!

This video is well thought out with perfect examples of how cpl filter work ! Great stuff!

Hi Spencer, thanks. I am surprised to find in this age someone who without extra whistles, within super condensed time, with excellent examples, very well illustrating the subject, EXPLAINED MORE, than quite a few super stars of the photography channels, and did it in a calm, and very tactful way.

Old saying has it that to know is one, but to know how to convey it to the rest of us, is quite another thing. You've got both! Thanks again, subscribed!

Excellent, this was great explanation 👍

hi i see something is wrong with my filter, when i rotate i see there is going to bee so much effect on one side, or turn more and get the effect to the center but still not perfect to both sides, or turn more and have effect on another side, so is not 100% of the pixels on the filter. maybe it need bigger than my lens

Straight to the point and no BS introduction. Thank you so much. Excellent

Can we use a Cpl on a wide/ultra wide angle (Non fisheye)?

Well executed, lad! I subscribed for your concise, to-the-point relevant conveyance of experiential practice.

Finally someone who can explain it in such a clear concise way, without of the BS many others post!
Thank you xx

Great review video! I just subscribed to your channel.

Great video, thank you. One question about polarising filters, how effective are they in monochrome photography - as in camera mono not post mono? Thanks again✌️🌻

bro woke up and chose quality

Nice job, well thought out and I appreciate the "...when not to use a polarizer" Rarely see that counter intutive approach and I dig it.

But what about lens hoods if you buy a filter that's the equivalent to your biggest lens size?

Absolutely an excellent and informative video.

fantastic video

You EARNED a new subscriber.

An outstanding video. Two thumbs up from Kingsport, Tennessee!

I am more of a videographer than a photographer. I do take photos but I record tons of videos. I just purchased a Canon XA50, new, for $850. I got a super deal on it. I have experienced problems with all of my cameras when the sun was SUPER bright. Oh, that overexposed footage! What polarizer would you recommend for my Canon XA50 camcorder?

Very well done!

what does HDR do?

Another simply great video. Still, I'm looking for an answer: Why doesn't my 100-400mm telephoto want to take sharp photos with a polarizing filter? Neither on MF nor AF... I have a K&F Concept filter. If you have any ideas, I would appreciate the info.

One of the BEST info videos I've ever watched... to the POINT! And did that the entire video! Thank you

Great video. Thanks.

Well done.

Outstanding tutorial. Well done. Thanks for posting.

Nicely done kid!

Thanks Spencer! Very well explained!

Perfect, perfect.

Crushed it man! great explanation! Than you

VERY GOOD. THANK YOU.

Wonderfully explained

Excellent job !

Why anyone would ever want to eliminate reflections off of water I will never understand

If you want to see under the surface you probably want an underwater camera. The typical polarizer and nd1000 filter shots are just generic. Polarizer to me is about reducing haze, highlights in foilage and maybe getting some contrast in clouds.

Clean explanation.

Love your channel, even though I don’t even have a camera yet haha

You are one smart dude

Great video and to the point, thank you.

Superb presentation. Thank you.

Thanks

The best video that explains the Polarizer

Hi, thanks for the insight. Hints on spotting a good polorizer filter, or is it not to get to cheep a one? What is expected price for a good one?

Thanks

Great video. Super explained. Subbed!!!!

Très utile et vraiment bien expliqué

A wonderful education video.! Clearly explained and very well delivered. You are a true teacher.

I have stopped using a polarizing filter because in my "opinion," those filters make my landscape images look fake. Our eyes know this.

Good video!! Qq: What’s the best way to reduce glare reflecting from metal surfaces ? Are there any sort of filters available