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Digital lenses and polarizing effect
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Anybody know if new lens design might incorporate some kind of polarizing glass or coatings that may give it that kind of hard, contrasty, slap-in-the-face rendition, while at the same time creating an uncontrollable color-cast?
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Oscar Rysdyk
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