jetflair Hatchling 5 posts Joined Aug 2003 More info | Aug 25, 2003 21:10 | #1 Since the viewfinder is not through-the-lens, one obviously has to use the LCD screen to adjust the polarization. The problem being that the screen washes out completely in the bright sunlight when I most want the polarization effect, rendering me unable to adjust it. Is a LCD hood the only solution to this problem? If so, is there a hood you suggest for the A70? Is there one that snaps on, or do you have to put sticky stuff on your camera?
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stopbath Goldmember 1,537 posts Likes: 2 Joined Jul 2003 More info | Aug 26, 2003 09:42 | #2 You could easily learn the physics of the polarizer filter and then you can apply it to the situation at hand.
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Aug 27, 2003 21:57 | #3 Thanks for the link, that is a great site and answered a lot of questions.
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stopbath Goldmember 1,537 posts Likes: 2 Joined Jul 2003 More info | Aug 28, 2003 08:13 | #4 jetflair wrote: Thanks for the link, that is a great site and answered a lot of questions. Your welcome. The site is good.
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for an indepth look at how you can quickly and easily know how to set your polarizer without through the lens feedback.