New to polarising filters

[John B.]

Originally Posted by Jediboy

If you look on the inside of your lens cap, the filter size should be there too.

How about that? I've been into cameras for several years, now, and currently have two Nikons. I also have a collection of filters but never knew the filter size was in the lens cap. I just had to take a look, and there it was!

I learn something new every day!

[LouiseTopp]

Originally Posted by nick_gray

I was going to upload an image of my old lens, showing the lens thread diameter, but I found that the image upload on this forum is just as bad as it's always been, difficult to find where to do it, logging you out as you try and find your way around and then failing to upload with no useful error message, so I've given up.

As for the original poster looking for a tutorial on using a polarising filter, it depends on what you want to use it for, landscapes, bright sunshine, water shots. You might be better off searching this site for 'polarising filters', where you'll find some specific articles. - http://www.digitalcameraworld.com/?s=polarising+filter

HTH

Nick

I keep getting an error when I try to upload pictures to the gallery!