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anybody have polarized lenses for spark?
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SoccerRef12 said:
I'm not an expert in filters or photography so just asking...instead of using filters, couldn't you get the same result in post editing of photos & videos?
I am not an expert either but I've heard that there is some video editing software that is capable of that but I have no idea of which one, etc. I know I am able to do it with my GoPro and their software however, it only works with their camera files. Please, if you find some affordable program that does it, post it cause I'd like to find one that does.
I'm not an expert in filters or photography so just asking...instead of using filters, couldn't you get the same result in post editing of photos & videos?
I am not an expert either but I've heard that there is some video editing software that is capable of that but I have no idea of which one, etc. I know I am able to do it with my GoPro and their software however, it only works with their camera files. Please, if you find some affordable program that does it, post it cause I'd like to find one that does.
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There are two reasons you might want to use a filter.
1. To let you use a slower shutter. For shooting video, you want your shutter speed to be about twice the frame rate. Without a filter on a sunny day, you get a shutter speed something like 2500 instead of 60.
2. Your colors come out richer
1. To let you use a slower shutter. For shooting video, you want your shutter speed to be about twice the frame rate. Without a filter on a sunny day, you get a shutter speed something like 2500 instead of 60.
2. Your colors come out richer
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