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I have a Canon S90 but needed a polarized filter recently

euser1984 · 2011-06-12 10:03:09

Hi, I'm happy with my S90 but I have a problem with taking landscape photos where I need to stop the sky from overexposing. Is the only way to get this feature via an SLR? Thanks.

12-06-2011 10:03am

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euser1984

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Hi,
I'm happy with my S90 but I have a problem with taking landscape photos where I need to stop the sky from overexposing. Is the only way to get this feature via an SLR?

Thanks.

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#2 12-06-2011 7:50pm

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Nuetral Density filters are the way to go, you might be able to buy one and stick it on the S90 lens with blue tac?

http://dpnow.com/7300.html

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#3 13-06-2011 1:50pm

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You should be able to bring back the sky detail in your RAW conversion (assuming you are shooting the S95 in RAW)

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