Chris Brooks
New Member
Has anybody has any experience using polarizing gels to cut down on bounce? I know that for non-metallic surfaces, the specularly reflected light gets polarized; does polarizing it beforehand stop the specular reflection (bounce).
I have a set with a very light floor treatment, and before I get the surprisingly expensive polarizing gel, I'd like to know if it will do what I want.
I have a set with a very light floor treatment, and before I get the surprisingly expensive polarizing gel, I'd like to know if it will do what I want.