| Camera lens filters are thin layers of glass which | | | | Linear and Circular Polarizer Filters are used to |
| help to develop the quality of the picture by | | | | take photos or videos with less glare and |
| reducing the glare and increasing the saturation of | | | | improved saturation. This commonly means that |
| the picture. Normal filters include UV (ultra violet) | | | | they help to take pictures of the sky or the |
| filters and haze filters which protect the lens of | | | | water or some foliage in landscape photography |
| the camera and give it longer life. | | | | with lesser glare and enhanced saturation. The |
| It depends upon the time and need for choosing a | | | | Neutral Density Filters are a great help while |
| camera filter. A very good photographer would | | | | taking picture of waterfalls or a river which is |
| definitely have a couple of camera lens filters | | | | under bright light. These filters help by extending |
| always in his bag. Be it a still picture or a video, | | | | the exposure time of the lens. Like this all camera |
| these filters bring out the maximum from the | | | | lens filters have different uses. |
| quality of the picture. There are different types | | | | But using these filters without the need may |
| of camera lens filters. There are the Linear and | | | | adversely affect the quality of the picture. There |
| Circular Polarizer, Neutral Density Filters, Graduated | | | | might be a dull color tint wholly or partial or there |
| Neutral Density Filters, UV / Haze filters and | | | | might be more of a glare entering into the lens |
| Warming and Cooling Filters. These filters are used | | | | resulting in a very bright picture. |
| under special conditions only. For example, The | | | | |