The Polarising Filter for Landscape Photography

All you need to know about the polarising filter for landscape photography. My experience of using polarising filters in the field, both the kit version that can be combined with ND or other filters, and the screw-on filters that have been around since the film days. 0:00 Introduction 0:15 Polarising effect can't be reproduced in post-production 1:02 What a polarising filter does 1:20 Visualise effect before putting filter on 1:28 Circular or linear 1:39 Making skies darker or clouds stand out 2:05 Partial polarisation with wide-angle lenses 2:38 Making foliage colour more intense 3:19 Reducing reflection in water or on wet surfaces 4:10 Other things to be aware of with polarising filters 4:16 The screw on filter fitting 4:33 Partial polarisation with wide-angle lenses 4:49 Don't leave the filter on the lens all of the time 5:06 Use with drones 5:15 What to look for when buying a polarising filter 6:00 How to avoid common problems, and ways to fix in post-production 6:27 Fixing partial polarisation in Lightroom 6:43 Combining polarised and non-polarised captures in Photoshop 7:04 Closing thoughts NISI kit filters: https://nisifilters.co.nz/ Lee kit filters: https://leefilters.com/camera/lee100/