REMOVE COMPUTER SCREEN GLARE FROM GLASSES WITH THIS

NO LIGHTING NEEDED! I recently discovered a hack that people can do to reduce the greenish glare you get from shooting in front of the computer. I find it super effective so check out the video to see what I used!

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Primary Camera: Fujifilm X-S10
Secondary Camera: Fujifilm X-A7
Vlog Mic: Rode VideoMic NTG
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Backup and Recording Mic is an Audio Technica AT2020
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[nancypfleghaar]

Holy Moly - THIS WORKS!!! Why isn't this more widely known? It should come with Zoom and Monitor instructions. I bought a sheet of polarized plastic for $6 bucks on Amazon. Cut a little piece off and taped it to my monitor's camera. Walah - problem fixed!

[jazzmoon]

Genius. Literally the first video I’ve seen suggesting this. I have one for my DSLR camera but don’t use it for video.

[SPASIVAFF]

I feel dumb for not thinking about this lol, thanks mate

[UldisBiz]

Very unique approach. I'm ordering it now. If it works, you are a magician. I suggest putting some Amazon link in the description, someone may use them. Great tips, Aran. Thanks.

[coffee.muggle]

Oh I've never thought about this.
A wonderful tip!

[atasoy]

Hello, thank you very much for sharing this valuable information with us.
I make sphere and egg shaped works from epoxy resin. When photographing these and shooting videos, the reflection of the softbox light occurs. I wonder if the polarizing filter can be effective on shiny surfaces such as glass.
Does a polarizing filter work in artificial lights such as softboxes?

[monkwithfamily]

Great tip - bizarre not one of 10 other Tip video's on this subject mentioned this!!

[DeborahLondon-ub]

Do you have a link to the filter you used?

[kalpanagosai]

Can it prevent glare when sitting near window?

[AlexandraTome]

Is there a specific kind you need to get for computer monitor glare, or will any polarizing filter work?

[janewrin]

Disappointing. My screen is so bright on my glasses. There is no setting on my PC for changing anything.