SX1 in Wallacestone (pictures included)

I've had the SX1 for a few weeks now and had lousy weather. Now at last we've got some clearer air, so I've been trying to see what I can do with it. I went to the Wallacestone monument, which affords a great view over the Forth Valley in central Scotland (http://maps.live.com …0&phy=0&phscl=1​&encType=1)

1. Here's the basic scene

Now with some edits

I tried editing a few - mostly just pulling in the histogram, maybe a slight saturation boost. And of course straightening the horizons.

9. The Docks

Not much you can do about the atmospheric haze that caused the loss of contrast. In the right lighting, a polarizer will help. Other than that, post-processing to spread the curve is about it.

Jon wrote in post #7279540
Not much you can do about the atmospheric haze that caused the loss of contrast. In the right lighting, a polarizer will help. Other than that, post-processing to spread the curve is about it.

Can a polarizer or UV filter be added to these cameras?

Not yet; Lensmate is apparently working on an adapter; until then the only option would be to hold the polarizer in front of the lens (which procedure would work best with a tripod).