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By FunWithCameras · Posted
I see - the claim that the UV filter "prevents bluish tones" relates to photography using film, not digital. Digital cameras are not sensitive to UV, unlike film. The polariser, on the other hand, could be useful to you to cut glare and let your photos show things in the water. -
Try to reduce blue tones. and in other spaces to soften the water and reflections. -
Yes, I had the same problem with this new firmware version for Sony, I upgraded from 2.01 to 3.00 ARW (raw) files, created with camera with new firmware didn’t open in Photoshop 2022, Adobe Camera Raw 14.5 Solution was to upgrade Camera Raw onto 16.2, and now it amazingly works 🙂
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