If you wear polarized sunglasses, which is a must IMO then it's kinda dump to try and take photos with them on.
| POLL: "Photography with Sunglasses "on"" |
All the time - I dont do anything without sunglasses on when outdoors | 3 9.7% |
Sometimes - but not all the time - either way works for me | 13 41.9% |
Never! Are you kidding me dude? How can one get proper pictures looking through the viewfinder with sunglasses on? | 13 41.9% |
What kind of a crazy quesion is this? Get out of here - I dont want to tell you! | 2 6.5% |
Mark0159 I say stupid things all the time More info | Jun 13, 2017 04:13 | #16 If you wear polarized sunglasses, which is a must IMO then it's kinda dump to try and take photos with them on. Mark
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Jun 22, 2017 15:25 | #17 I'm using prescription polarized sunglasses as I spend most of my time in a mountain or sea environment when outdoors, which is more than a few hours a day, year in year out. The double polarization is the greatest problem and I constantly have to lift the glasses to look directly through the viewfinder. This is one reason why I keep the glasses tethered at all times. Its inconvenient, but for reasons other than photographic I cannot wear standard prescription glasses for any length of time when the sun is fully out. A compromise solution if sunlight is not too intense is to wear a wide-brim soft sunhat with standard glasses instead of sunglasses.
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