The IRIX 95mm Edge Circular Polariser Filter (Mk II) is extremely useful for landscape and architectural photos. It reduces reflections from non-metallic surfaces, emphasises details and increases color density of the pictures.
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Irix Edge Super Resistant Circular Polariser
Enhance The Colours - Reduce The Glare The Irix Edge Circular Polariser Filter shuts out most of the reflections on shiny objects such as water, glass or metal, thus achieving a number of benefits. The Circular Polariser Filter makes water more transparent with improved contrast and saturation.
Adjusting the Effect of Polarisation
The effect of polarisation is adjustable; By simple rotation of the filter you can achieve desired effect. The Irix Edge SR Circular Polariser Filter is made of two smooth and easy rotating rings.
Amazing Effects - Before Pressing The Shutter Button.
The Circular Polariser Filter makes water more transparent with improved contrast and saturation.
Metal & Glass
A circular polariser makes glass more transparent which allows you to shoot through glass without any glare or reflections. The Irix Edge Circular Polariser Filter shuts out most of the reflections, thus achieving a natural structure and color of the subject.
Foliage
Almost all of the trees, flowers, grass, etc. have shiny surfaces which reflect some of the light. The Circular Polarizer filter shuts out all of these reflections and so increasing color saturation and clarity of the foliage.
Improve the color of the sky
The Irix Edge Circular Polariser Filter allows us to achieve a deep blue color of the sky and improve cloud contrast, which gives the appearance of a more three-dimensional structure of the clouds. Tip: The strongest effect can be achieved when the angle between ph pictured scene and sun is more less 90 degrees. (The sun 'should be' on our left or right shoulder).
