A polarizing filter ("Polarizer" or "Polarizing screen") is an adjustable filter, with an inner ring that screws onto the lens and an outer ring that can be rotated. Turning the ou [..]

is a piece of glass that fits over the front end of a lens to change the way that your camera sees and treats light, while ultimately cutting down on glare. For more information, check out our lesson [..]

Polarizing camera filters can be set to reduce most non-metallic Glare as well as to darken blue skies. Most effective angle: 90 degrees to the source. Light loss: a little over 2 stops.

Polarizing gels can cut Glare, but will be damaged if used too close to high-wattage tungsten lamps. Light loss: a little over 2 stops.

Filter that enables the photographer to darken blue skies and cut out unwanted reflections.

A filter that transmits light waves vibrating in one direction, used to deepen blue sky with color film, tame contrast in very bright scenes, and to ``see'' through reflective surfaces, such as water and glass.

See Polarising filter.

A common filter that removes reflections from water, glass and other surfaces, it also increases colour saturation.

A Polarizing Filter is a photo filter that eliminates polarized light, which is perpendicular light that hits the lens. A Polarizing filter reduces reflections on highly reflective materials, like glass, polished metal, water, etc. In addition, a Polarizing Filter is useful for making a sky and clouds look more dramatic in a photo, and will saturat [..]

among other things polarizing filter allows you to remove unwanted reflections from non-metallic surfaces such as water or glass. There are two kinds of polarizing filters: linear and circular. The la [..]

An adjustable filter, with two rings that change the filter's effectiveness. The outer ring absorbs glare and darkens blue skies when rotated appropriately.