Joe Zemek
EF2
Thanks, Aaron :wink:
Other reason I put the polarized filter on the lens is to keep it out of sand or dust. In this way I have to buy a protective filter (without effects on the photographs, only for keeping the lens out of sand or dust) because when I bought the camera, I was unaware of the existence of this kind of filters. So, you musn't clean the lens and there is no danger of scracth the lens.
Bye!
You can protect your lens with a UV filter instead of a polarizer, unless this is what you mean. A polarizer won't add any F-stops, tho. In either case, a slight underexposure is almost always good for color.
Beautiful pix, BTW.
