The Tiffen 138mm Low Light Polarizing Glass Filter was developed for shooting indoors in low-light conditions and for situations that do not provide enough light for a standard polarizer to be used. The low-light polarizer reduces glare and reflections and adds just enough punch to saturate colors and maintain decent contrast without compromising image quality.

It gives the camera professional that little touch of polarization that is needed to keep the scene crisp, especially if the low light polarizer is being used indoors with one or two other filters

The low-light polarizer is purposely designed with a one-stop compensation factor

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. what cord does this light come with . I have a 30 year old tota light - same as this one . Its lasted , and is a wonderful light . I just need a new cord. Which cord do I buy?

A: The following cable is for use with the Tota Light; https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/31788-REG/Lowel_T1_80_16_Cable_Tota.html

Q: 2. Does it come with the rubberized protector?

A: No. It does come with a slip case with belt loop.

Q: 3. Does a smartphone camera interfere with the refresh rate of the LEDs?

A: No.

Q: 4. Can this unit trigger (and meter) a Godox flash via a PC to 3.5mm adapter cable? If so, is there any advantage to this over using the 'meter flash' mode on the meter without connecting to flash via sync cable? Thank you.

A: If your Godox flash has a 3.5mm (1/8") miniphone sync terminal, then yes, you may use a PC-to-miniphone sync cable to connect the flash to the light meter, and pressing the TEST button on the meter will trigger the flash and measure its output. Do note that the flash must be in Manual mode and you must set the flash output manually, as it will not measure TTL automatic flash output. If measured from the same distance, you should get the same/similar reading to using the Cordless Flash Mode.

Q: 5. What are the dimensions of the backdrop inside?

A: The backgrounds that come with the Godox LST80 Light Tent (31.5 x 31.5 x 31.5" are approxemelty, 30x 60 inches.

Q: 6. Can I calibrate the meter?

A: No, the Sekonic Illuminometer i-346 Light Meter does not have a self-calibration option.. You would have to send the meter to Sekonic for calibration needs.

Q: 7. Do all three light stands and heads fit inside the carrying bag all at once?

A: Yes, all three light stands and heads can fit inside the carrying bag at once.

Q: 8. Does this light meter help to determine which f/ stop to use when using 2 lights?

A: Yes.

Q: 9. Will the cine mode work with a super 8 camera?

A: Yes it will calculate the light according to the frame rate

Q: 10. I keep getting the same aperture reading with different flash power settings. What could be causing this?

A: The flash power can be controlled in increments from the transmitter in manual mode as well.