It can, it depends if that reflected light is coming from an angle that a polarizer will work on (90 degrees from the light source is where a polarizer is most effective)
As a conclusion to the video "nd pl" drone filters are not usable because as you said: "as you rotate the filter we change the plane of polarization". So, every time I should put the drone down, turn the filter, on the way I can't see if I hit the polarization angle because the drone is on the floor, pick it up again, fly a kilometer and fly in one direction. Makes no sense. Did I miss something?
Production companies do this all the time, just depends on the level of effort you are willing to put in. You could also apply a generic polarization setting to cover most angles
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Awesome lesson dude, i just got myself one. Thanks!
Another good video Jeff.
Thank you!
Good stuff, the CP is definitely my favorite filter to shoot with! 🤙🏽
It’s my go to for sure too
Will this remove reflections in someone's glasses? For example, a video interview where you can see the key light reflections in the talent's glasses.
It can, it depends if that reflected light is coming from an angle that a polarizer will work on (90 degrees from the light source is where a polarizer is most effective)
As a conclusion to the video "nd pl" drone filters are not usable because as you said: "as you rotate the filter we change the plane of polarization". So, every time I should put the drone down, turn the filter, on the way I can't see if I hit the polarization angle because the drone is on the floor, pick it up again, fly a kilometer and fly in one direction. Makes no sense. Did I miss something?
Production companies do this all the time, just depends on the level of effort you are willing to put in. You could also apply a generic polarization setting to cover most angles
Are PolarPro filters double threaded?
They are except for the VNDs