by NellsChoo
Hi folks
Wellp, they finally made an adapter so I can use 58mm "stuff" with my Canon SX10IS. I ordered it along with a polarizer. I was all excited to try it out on a train, but when I finally did, I ran into a problem...
After waiting for a rather slow train to arrive at my little photo-destination, I started snapping away, but I could see that there were little red lights in my lens. It appears that the headlights of the locomotive were bouncing off the camera lens back onto the polarizer. I had time to quickly screw the setup off the camera, and got a few good shots anyway.
But I am dissapointed. Does this mean I can't use any filters at all on my point-and-shoot? Do I maybe have to double-up on filters?
HELP!!!!!!!
JD
Wellp, they finally made an adapter so I can use 58mm "stuff" with my Canon SX10IS. I ordered it along with a polarizer. I was all excited to try it out on a train, but when I finally did, I ran into a problem...
After waiting for a rather slow train to arrive at my little photo-destination, I started snapping away, but I could see that there were little red lights in my lens. It appears that the headlights of the locomotive were bouncing off the camera lens back onto the polarizer. I had time to quickly screw the setup off the camera, and got a few good shots anyway.
But I am dissapointed. Does this mean I can't use any filters at all on my point-and-shoot? Do I maybe have to double-up on filters?
HELP!!!!!!!
JD
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