Advanced 3D Capture - Cross Polarising | Adobe Substance 3D

In this advanced series on 3D Capture with Substance 3D Sampler, we take a closer look at what’s needed to capture objects in higher detail and quality. This video explains how to use cross polarizing filters to eliminate unwanted reflections in your photos.
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Advanced 3D Capture - Cross Polarising | Adobe Substance 3D
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[@capalmer2495]

The quality of this series is outstanding. So well done.

Hi! Great series of tutorials! Where is the video that explains the metal materials? Can't find it :/

[@thebilgekhan]

Thanks. I have been waiting years for this information. Quite explanatory !

[@FranckElisabeth]

Those videos are fantastic and really nicely presented with a pedagogical way.
well done.

[@cgrosbeck]

What lens was in the Godox AR400 ring flash?

[@tamilorejoseph4704]

Please can u recommend me a lens polarised filter 40.5mm

[@NeonFraction]

Absolutely fantastic video! Very useful!

[@Substance3D]

Glad it was helpful!

[@SP95]

I never thought the polarising filter could be useful in this situation

[@vrguytokyo]

nicely created videos... Where is the suggested techniques for chrome etc as mentioned in this video would be "in another video" ... ? @4:40

[@Substance3D]

Coming soon .. no ETA though.

[@vrguytokyo]

@@Substance3D Extremely critical part of this series! :) Very curious to see how you and your software manages this for one of the most trying challenges shooting/processing! :) While tossing in comments... Please pick up / integrate 3D tools back into Photoshop (360 / equilateral editing etc) and Premiere (especially audio). It would be awesome if ALL your applications played nicely together! I love Adobe products and would rather do EVERYTHING in them if possible!

[@jumpjack2]

I don't understand if I can use the same polarizer sheet both on light and on lens. "Circularly polarized lens" is different from "Circular sheet of linearly polarized glass over a lens"; they exist both "circular polarization" and "linear polarization" , so what do I need?

[@MrGTAmodsgerman]

Circular for the camera and for any light source, linear or what ever you want. For the light it doesn't matter.