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| Not to beat this theme to death, but if I mounted the polarizer to the camera, it was reversed compared to how it was in the previous shot, and had a dramatically different effect. Apparently circular polarizers, the kind common with autofocus cameras, are not symmetrical, i.e., they behave differently if you reverse them. I had no idea until I set up for this picture. Things I would do differently: Nothing. Mods: None. | jul18 | |||||||||||
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| Camera: NIKON E8800 | Date: 7/18/07 9:10 AM | Resolution: 800 x 799 | ISO: 50 | Exp. Time: 1/13s | Aperture: 2.8 | Focal Length: 8.9mm | |||||||||||
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