Some auto-exposure cameras also require circular polarizers... my Rollei
6008i for example.
Jim
Steven Rosenthal wrote:
If I am not mistaken circular polarizers are required only in the case of autofocus systems, manual focus lenses can be used with the original style polarizers which you may own already. I have used such with a variety of manual focus cameras and lenses including Leica R and Minolta bodies... in auto exposure mode as well as manual and they worked fine. There may be some other asthetic consideration where the circular ones are more pleasing photographically, I don't know...opinions?
----- Original Message ----- From: Dr. Elliot Puritz <mailto:drpuritz@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: leicareflex@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:leicareflex@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Sunday, January 16, 2005 6:59 PM Subject: [LRFlex] Polarizer
Might I ask a quick question regarding polarizers and two of the R
lenses? With reference to both the 21-35 Asph, and the 28-70 zoom
lenses ( not the uncommon Asph version ), is there any magic to
using the polarizers? Does one simply obtain a circular polarizer of
the correct size, and screw it in?
Sorry for asking what must appear to be a very simple question.
Elliot
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