Unlocking The Power Of This Overlooked Architectural Tool

[@propertyphotographyUK]

Hi James, Good to see a polariser being used for interiors. I have been using one for years mainly to cut through the reflections from wooden and tiled floors as well as tables and worktops in my work.

[@JamesKerwin]

Thanks for sharing - 100% it works a treat if the filter is high quality. 😀

[@clarkbarrow6750]

Nice work. I like the result of the polarizer.

[@JamesKerwin]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@plh32]

Another great video. Never thought that CPL can have such great effect on interior shots. James, would you mind sharing which cpl filter you are currently using? Thanks.

[@johnhaynes9910]

As I mainly do landscapes, I use both circular polorizers and ND filters, had never thougt about using the polorizer for interiors, I'll give that a try - nice one James.

[@JamesKerwin]

Yeah - seems often overlooked. ☺️

[@philreeds1501]

Have one but never thought to use it inside, will consider in the future. Glad you mentioned the gas pipe it looks really odd and not the best addition I was hoping (against hope) it was some form of elaborate curtain rail until I saw it going around corners.

[@JamesKerwin]

Thanks for watching!

[@benelliott8745]

Thanks, James. In answer to your question, no, I had never thought about using one inside. As a landscaper, mainly, I use it outside but find I can't use it easily on anything wider than about 40mm without having an uneven sky and never with my 24TS for the same reason.

[@JamesKerwin]

What brand is it? It sounds like the filter is the issue. On the 24mm, I have used it outside a lot. But the filter needs to be high quality.

[@benelliott8745]

@@JamesKerwin It's Lee. Never gives me a colour cast but always gives me uneven coverage when I go wide.

[@flyingpig3674]

As far as I know it's just physics and it will happen no matter the filter

[@benelliott8745]

@@flyingpig3674 Thanks. I'll keep trying

[@GaryGold]

Воmagic!👍

[@JamesKerwin]

Cheers for watching again.