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Nikon Polarization Picture

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It is hard to tell by this picture, but the Nikon filter did not remove as much of the (sky) blue off of the water.
Later, Frank EastBay
 
Frank;
I don't know what your experience is with polarizers,
but the maximal effect on the sky will be achieved when the camera angle is at right angles to the sun.
This is a great shot, good composition and depth of field.
Rick (TN)
 
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