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Setting up your polariser on a rangefinder

Contributor: Matt Lauder

Length: 1.01

Added: 21/07/2011

Category: Film Lovers

When you don't have the ability to look through the lens with rangefinder cameras you understanding and placement of filters has to come down to experience, touch and a few little tricks and tips.

In this tutorial Landscape Photographer Matt Lauder shows you a simple way to set up your polariser on your camera so that everytime you take a shot your polarisation is exactly what you wanted and there is no guessing or wasting shots with too little or too much polarisation.

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