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I think one of the issues would be that this requires a polarizing filter, which limits a lot of light coming in to the camera. That's going to mean that you'l

I think one of the issues would be that this requires a polarizing filter, which limits a lot of light coming in to the camera. That's going to mean that you'll loose a lot of light to the extra filtering and be much more dark than otherwise.

michrassena 7y ago
Really a polariser only cuts about 2 stops, so in conditions where a Kerr effect shutter makes sense, it likely doesn't matter.