Autumn Woodland Photography Tips & When to Use a Polarising Filter (Nisi V5-PRO)

Autumn Woodland Photography & When to use a polariser. The conditions of mist and fog are perfect for photography in this woodland today and this is the first time I use my new Nisi V5-PRO Polarising Filter. A polariser is not something you have to use to saturate colours and eliminate reflections - it really depends on the mood you are trying to capture. Do you prefer the images with, or without a Polarising Filter? Let me know in the Comments.

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This video was filmed with a Canon M50 and 15-45mm lens.
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Silver Waves by Track Tribe
We Share This by Freedom Trail Studio
Pouring Out by Asher Fulero