Tru dat. Unless it's pretty much dark, my Polarized filter is on... usually a ND 8 in sunny Fla.. If you're flying for the
sake of photographing, an interchangeable filter isn't an option. It's pretty much a "must".
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Tru dat. Unless it's pretty much dark, my Polarized filter is on... usually a ND 8 in sunny Fla.. If you're flying for the
sake of photographing, an interchangeable filter isn't an option. It's pretty much a "must".
I use ND16 for bright sunny days and ND8 for cloudy overcast days, when shooting video.
The front of the camera on the P3A&P has a removable UV filter (it unscrews off). This can be replaced with Polarized/ND Filters that
filter out harsh light and glare, making for better pictures/movies.
Lens filters are common place in photography. There are many different filters, all used for different lighting conditions and
desired effect. It's best you do a little research on them, once (if) you've gotten further into the photography part of the hobby.
The camera on the P3 has lots of settings as well... it does have an AUTO too, so you can pretty much shoot straight out of
the box.
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