52mm Circular Polarizer Lens Filter

I am totally impressed with how this lens make my photograps really pop!

Practical filter that can add a lot of dimension to outdoor shooting

I recently purchased a Nikon D3200 Camera that came with several lenses. I sometimes do work for a Commercial Photography Studio and one of the assistants to the cameramen suggested I buy a Lens Filter to help keep my lenses clean. An Associate at Best Buy recommended the Polarized one to help cut down on glare. I'm glad that he did. I do a lot of nature photography and glare is a constant issue when I'm shooting especially around ponds and lakes. I am very pleased with how my pictures turn out.

This was a decent filter for price. Make sure this is the size you need for your camera lens (check the lens it says it on it). I am not a professional but I liked this filter for photos in which the sunlight was too bright (such as sunset). It slightly darkens the photo so I do not have to deal with weird glare or camera prevents me from shooting due to too much brightness. Nothing extraordinary but it works as intended and protects lens from debris damage.

A circular Polarizing ring is great for removing sun reflections from things like water or windows. its easy to use. Screw it on your lens and then just twist it to the desired amount of polarization you want. It also makes the Blue in the sky blu-er when taking photos of sunsets or clouds. And a bonus, it will help protect your lens.

I bought this after hearing about how polorizers could make reflections disappear in water and how it intensifies colors, but after a while I stopped using it. You have to hit the exact right spot to get the reflections to disappear and while the colors do pop, it's just not enough to have me pull it out all the time.

As we all know a polorizer can do some justice for our everyday photoshots especially outdoors that bright winter sun and glare can at times be annoying, especially when your trying to keep your tone as natural as your subject. Check out insigna's polorizers they do the job at a reasonable price ! Check them out I got mine at the North Dartmouth Ma. store on Faunce corner road .

I bought a polarizer because every once in a while I shoot through windows or the surface of water and the glare can ruin a shot. This filter works great for that, and also does a great job of improving contrast. I don't really know the pros and cons of the different brands, and throwing a cheap filter on a thousand dollar lens but realistically it does the job.