Hi,
the serious answer is this:
Yes, you have to rotate it. It eliminates reflections, so the time to
use it is when there are a lot of reflections around, eg sunlight on
water, or reflections off glossy leaves. You can preview the effect by
watching it through the viewfinder. The effect is
But whatever you do, don't, don't, for God's sake DON'T use it while on the
Equator, or it will destroy the space-time continuum as we know it...
Hi,
I hope you didn't pay too much for it. Circular polarizers are
specifically designed only to be used above the Arctic circle, or
below the
And definitely don't use it for portraits.
Makes everyone look like Lech Walesa.
But whatever you do, don't, don't, for God's sake DON'T use it while on the
Equator, or it will destroy the space-time continuum as we know it...
I hope you didn't pay too much for it. Circular polarizers are
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