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    Inactive Member Spoon boy's Avatar
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    Am I right in thinking that you can use normal photo filters on video cameras.

    Also what's the difference between a normal polarising filter and a circular one.

    Thanks in Advance.

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    Circular filters I belive are for use on autofocus lenses, and linear filters are for use on manual focus lenses (which is good because they are cheaper)

    As for normal filters, I asked this question a while ago in another forum because I was interested in using filters on my super 8 film camera. Apprantly you can use the filters on video cameras and cine and still cameras.
    Good filters are the polarising filters, and you said and the 81 warming series.

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    Bog standed polarising filter it is then.

    Thanks for the help.

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    But don't forget, just set up your white balance as you would normally and then fit the filters.

    Jon

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