07-07-2011, 11:18 AM
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Originally Posted by onzedge
The hood and polarizer will work together.
I was not suggesting using the polarizer all the time, just when around glare. A polarizing filter was the first filter I ever purchased for my first SLR, a Canon FTB I got in 1974 or so and I have always had one available for my lenses from all of the film SLRs I have (and have had) to the lenses I use on my DSLR -- a Canon EOS 7D.
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sounds great!  yah, first issue i have with taking picts in the daylight with my digital cam or my droidx is glare and werd/fuzzy contrast. i want the depth so will get the polarizer for the times i need it for sure. 
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Originally Posted by Cmike2780
You can use a cicular polarizer with a hood, but depending on the lens and hood, it might be hard to use together. To use a circular polarizer, use need to be able to adjust it. It's not like a UV filter that you just put on. You turn it to adjust.
You might be better off with a neutral density filter with direct sunlight shots.
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thanks.... huh, 'neutral density filter'... yet another new term i need to study. 
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