OT Polarising filter for a DSLR

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  1. jax2

    jax2 Well-Known Member

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    Stop talking sense man, you'll get shot down and flogged at the gates of Oakwell. Lol
     
    jax2, Apr 8, 2021
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    I just wanted to say thanks for all your advice. Rather than spending going on for £100 straight away for my main lens, I got thought I'd buy a filter for my kit lens (46mm). As the lens is small, the filter was a lot cheaper to dip my feet in water with. Anyway, it arrived this afternoon and I nipped out for a couple of test shots.

    Please ignore the focus and lighting for now.

    With the water, I am well impressed. I'm now off to buy another filter for another lens. :)



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    TonyTyke, Apr 9, 2021
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