IWC-GST Ti Revisted with new Polarize filter

[maxmilian]

My IWC GST Ti, I love this watch, still one of my very Favs.

Got a new Polarizer filter and did some shots.

Enyoy !!

[cornerstone]

Looking GREAT!!

[PAMman]

One of my all-time favourites too. Great photos, thanks.

[KB]

Very nice indeed, although I went for the white dial on SS the Ti black dial is still a beautiful watch.

Ken

[fitmic]

Great shots!

[Watchmeister]

Very nice watch and pics. I have been wearing mine lately as well. It actually fits under a shirt sleeve tooh.

[z3k0]

Great pics, polarizers are really must-have if you want to shoot watches. I must get myself one, but good ones are really expensive ... what brand did you get ?

regards

[Pugwash]

Great pics, polarizers are really must-have if you want to shoot watches. I must get myself one, but good ones are really expensive ... what brand did you get ?

I'd recommend Hoya.

I've got a Hoya one, but I've not used it for a while as it's gone missing.

By the way, nice watch and great pics.

[maxmilian]

Great pics, polarizers are really must-have if you want to shoot watches. I must get myself one, but good ones are really expensive ... what brand did you get ?

regards

Actually two diffrent ones one Hoya and one cheap-ass filter from the bay.

The Hoya is from a friend, who laughed when I told him i picked up a filter from the bay. But after seeing the pics he said it was ok, not great but ok.

To be honest I cant see any diffrence, but Im no PRO and maybe I was just lucky when I picked that filter up from the bay.

[eunomians]

Great pics! Polarizers do make a difference. So does the cost/quality of your glass for professional applications. Otherwise, who cares. Makes no real difference if you're not shooting pro stuff in RAW.

For me, I only use the Hoya Super-HMC circular polarizer multi-coated Pro 1 Extra Thin version for my EOS "L" lenses. They have to be thin in order to not vignette/distort on the edges. They ain't cheap, but neither are the lenses.