deejay

can anyone who is using them to their satisfaction share their

experience please? i'm looking for recommendations like what color

space, what to leave/not leave in exif headers etc. in order to get

maximum from them

thanks so far

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deejay

Stephen,

sorry for the little confusion - I always use the term red-eye-marker for the popupt thing. You should get no red-eye in this case (when used as the commander only)

Stephen,

to prove Devin is right just set your onboard red-eye-marker to commander mode and try photographing anything in low light or dark. Chimping at the black screen will show you how much the master "fire now" flash affects your pictures (in fact it does not).

deejay

btw thanks Matt

I've just realized that caption is required for the image to appear inline

Well, at least I know I am not alone with the issue :-/

Maybe the vendors could start making filter-mount alignment rings just *before* the hood bayonet, such as the Tamron macro lens noted

Thanks all for your points!

BTW, Yakim - how do you then know if you have the pol turned OK when you have the hand in the hood? Can you see through it? :))

I've found lots of questions on hoods & polarizers, but all of them

are sort of 'hood vs. filter'.

My problem is different - how do people manage to operate polarizers

on lenses *with* long hoods (such as telephotos)? To be specific,

let's say I have a 70-200/2.8 and a Hoya circ-pol and the hood

attached. The hood is long and narrow so I can not adjust the

polarizer with the hood on...

How do you live with that? Do you always do the remove/adjust/snap-on

procedure or whatever? :)