If I plan on doing wildlife, nature, and macro (flowers and insects) photography the most, will a circular polarizer be that beneficial? Or is this where it will help the most?
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If I plan on doing wildlife, nature, and macro (flowers and insects) photography the most, will a circular polarizer be that beneficial? Or is this where it will help the most?
If you shoot anything in sunlight, you need a pola. For flash, indoor macro, etc., it will probably just sit in the bag.
For example, if you have lots of undesired reflections on a leaf that are drawing attention away from your subject, the polarizer can help reduce those reflections. If you are shooting an animal near or in water, the pola can help a lot there too.
Plus, there's just the sheer POP factor. Red cars with a polarized lens filter, lip smackin'!