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the music
as soon as the " music " kicked in , i moved on  to another videodo yourselves a big fat favour  , .hit mute.
music is annoying and ugly but good information for us thanks.
Hi there, just a simple question, does this item have front thread? that is can attach another filter? what i want to achieve is to attach another smart filter in front (for example attaching the cokin adapter ring) . thanks in advance :-)
I think i attached mine wrong I cant get it off anymore
@Devdog1618 Cool Beans by Tom Camp.
song name?
Are you mexican?
How much does that one cost?
why dont people turn off auto exposure
Very nice demonstration.
Nekomentuji video, ale poskytovatele: není ten zvuk náhodou vypnutý jen proto, že se snažíte z lidí dojit jen peníze, Myslím, že nejsem daleko od pravdy. g.
Funny, straight to the point, and very informative in language anybody can understand. Great video!
I thought the filter didn’t work on metallic surfaces?
wow that's amazing
such a great video! thank you i came across somebody who said they were a must 100%. this answers my question that it's not always a benefit.
Just what I needed thanks
Hi Joshua, I like your video, you make it fun, original and interesting, thanks !
Hey ! ♡ We are two designers who work with polarizing filters ! Thank you for these video ! funny. You had a new fan in the opening seconds with the political bit. Great video.
Great video, Thanx
How is cpl on a wide angel lens? I have a canon 10-18 and would like to try the cpl.
Thank you. I've seen so many videos about polarizing filters and this one is the simplest and easiest to understand to someone just stepping into the filter zone lol. Have a quick question though. Would you suggest to use ND variable for sigma 16mm 1.4 on a Sony a6000 or just stick to standard ND
Very helpful video - thank you!
Been watching CPL based videos for years. VERY FIRST VIDEO where the angle of use is mentioned. NONE of the "popular" channels have mentioned it, at least not the videos of said channels I've watched. I would stated that the CPL does work between 45°-90° not just the mentioned 90°. Moreover, the effect is most powerful when the sun is out not on a completely overcast day, on those days the polarizer can make the shot warmer. Thumbs up!
Some very useful pointers, Great script and great soundtrack (no-background-music) =Top-Marks /// Just subscribed :)
Nice video. BTW, is that a Nikon D300S?
Thanks for a great informative video - came upon it by accident but well worth the time watching it.
Love this video. I struggle with most photographic concepts.
Thanks!
Thx
Very clear and well explained! Please keep up the wonderful work! Thanks!
HEY THERE! Before you watch this dated version. Would you instead please click this link to watch the newest version? I want to provide you the best possible content I can and I felt it was only right to redo this video and make it as good as I good for YouTube. Would truly appreciate your feedback as well! you so much Jake. Learned everything I wanted to know in one video. Gonna use it for car photography
Hi Jake, do you still use these? Do you need to use them with your DzoFilm lenses or do DZOFilm lenses have enough of their own interesting look that these filters are not required for them?
This was still very helpful to me, thank you!
i am an idiot for selling my KSM B+W polarize filter that was 77mm after i sold my nikon gear and downgraded to fujifilm and was using smaller lenses. I don't know why i even did that. the filter i got is valued to be at least $130 and i sold it for a lot less . Now i have a wide angle lens that is 67mm in diameter and i ended u getting a 67mm which is smaller in size than what i originally had and not as great of quality i would say and its valued less too . should have kept my filter and just added stack up rings
This was a really good video very informative and easy to understand thank you!
Really bad video to show or explain anything at all! Very bad examples. For someone who wants to know, roughly speaking, polarised filter cut out extra lights into the camera such as reflections and let the local colours of the view more clear to the camera. Means most drone shots you see that look like cgi computer clean, mostly because of some polarized filters.
Sorry I couldn’t see the whole video because of the music!
nice video but dude. you really have to put the volume of your music down. it's soooooo annoying!
I not hear you. Only your music l hear.
too loud music in the background - quickly made video and put it online. money money money - BULLSHIT VIDEO
My ears had to fight to hear your voice above the music. did you not play back your vid before you uploaded it? I love music but it adds nothing to this video, actually hinders it.
If I buy a Nd filter + polarizer do I also need to buy a separate polarizer? Or would the one I buy be good for multitasking
In my opinion bright light with.filter with vivid picture selection get. Better color I use a promaster filter
Because "circular" is in the title, I came here to learn the difference between liner and circular polarising filters. But I don't think he mentioned either word once. Instead, though only a bit over 3 minutes, he manages to repeat himself over and over (to really annoying music). I got the point : he likes polarising filters.
Why do you need that music in the back ground, I could barley hear you.
The music was fine, the price on the filter, on the other hand, was ridiculous, over $100US!?
The music is annoyingly loud. Why?
hello. Do you suggest me to use polarizing filter while I am shooting wildlife ?
Good Video bro
what is your favorite for performance ?
The B+W doesn't have a QR code. Counterfeit?
Im interested in out door testing and compare them side by side in photoshop or LR. You weigh them or mention the price of each. This more like smooth or tight comparisons
Im interested in out door testing and compare them side by side in photoshop or LR
Good start but. no PART 2!
So i just purchased my very first filter after getting into photography two years back. The 58 mm B+W F pro MRC (circular polarizer) I have a Canon 100D (US "Rebel") My questions are: Should i still use a lense hood when using filters and is there anything in particular i need to consider upfront of utilizing my new filter on my Canon 55-250 mm IS STM lense? I have a gut feeling i will have to remove the lense hood every time i need to swivel that polarizer wheel of fortune into effect.
Great video, can u also put info how pictures looks like( some samples), coz I noticed one of them they have lighter colour of glass some of them darkness
great video! maybe you can cut a little more so you can get to the point faster. I gave the video a like. Also, please post the second part. Thanks!
Hi friend, dont forget the filter Daisee brand, in quality image is very good, very realistic colour, and the best polarazing. Rodenstock and B&W are very similar in quality, but rodenstock is more strong. For me the best brand is Daisee
Why Kenko Zéta EX is the best? If Kenko lightest, maybe it's made of plastic?
will you test them for cleaning and flare
Between Cokin and Kenko, which one is slimmer?