Originally posted by manntax As I told you, in real life usage scenarios - there is no visible CA that one should worry about. In such harshly lit conditions as yours, you should not only have the deepest possible lens hood on, but also a polarizing filter ( to cut the haze down ) and stop the lens down . Knowing what to use , when and how is a major part of this craft
Your boy's pictures always amaze me!
I've read some negative opinions about using a filter on, so I try not to use one-I currently have a UV filter only.
But do you have good experience with a polarizer, especially for super tak? I was eyeing on a Marumi one but have not bought one yet.
I've thought if I produce more videos, then I would buy an ND filter, but it's for later when I really need it.
If you think a polirizer works well with this takumar, I'd definitely consider it.