In Andy's article on polarized light there is reference to the natural
polarized light of certain parts of the sky. It's my understanding that such
polarization occurs because of light being reflected from tiny particulate
matter suspended in our atmosphere, and that a polarizing filter over the
camera lens simply eliminates that "glare" the same way it eliminates glare
from water, roadways, etc. Anybody heard of other explanations as to why you
can darken parts of the sky with a polarizer? Just curious!
Lukens
"Chance favors the prepared mind"
Louis Pasture 1822 - 95
"Chance favors the prepared mind"
Louis Pasture 1822 - 95
