Olympus Micro Four Thirds Filter Help
Discussion
Afternoon Everyone
Numpty question here.
I have an Olympus E-PM1 camera with a 14-42mm (Ø37mm) and a 40-150 (Ø58mm)and am going to Norway in the summer. I have been told that if I use a polarized filter it will help with my landscape and water scenes.
Is this correct? Or would another type of filter be better? I don't want to be changing filters, etc every 5 minutes.
Also do I just buy a 37mm and 58mm filter or do I need a special fitment for Olympus micro four thirds lenses?
Thanks in advance
Numpty question here.
I have an Olympus E-PM1 camera with a 14-42mm (Ø37mm) and a 40-150 (Ø58mm)and am going to Norway in the summer. I have been told that if I use a polarized filter it will help with my landscape and water scenes.
Is this correct? Or would another type of filter be better? I don't want to be changing filters, etc every 5 minutes.
Also do I just buy a 37mm and 58mm filter or do I need a special fitment for Olympus micro four thirds lenses?
Thanks in advance
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