Eliminating window reflections
#18
Join Date: Sep 2013
Location: Spain
Posts: 169
The polarizing filter also just makes a lot of outdoor scenes look far better. For a long time I only took mine off my camera when shooting in really low light.
#19
Join Date: Feb 2011
Programs: AA EXP
Posts: 810
Yup...just get a piece of duvetyne and you'll be good to go. A little bit of gaff tape won't hurt either.
#20
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Join Date: Oct 2001
Location: Seattle
Programs: AA PLT 2MM+; Marriott PLT
Posts: 16,376
I have used mine for a month or so and really like it. No problems at all with suction cups not holding. It has stayed in place for at least a week. I agree that it is a bit limited with wide angle or if taking a shot that is not perpendicular to the glass. I have left the camera/tripod in place for days to catch different shots, sunrise, sunset, etc.
What is the issue with super gluing the suction cups to the fabric?
What is the issue with super gluing the suction cups to the fabric?