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The other day I went on an early morning photoshoot to capture the sunrise. However, all my photos came out with glare from the sun. How can avoid this or at least minimise it?
I don't think that'll help too much because the sun is in the middle of the picture almost so a lens hood probably won't do anything to helpUse a lens hood.
I know this seems fairly obvious, but don't shoot into the sun, turn 90deg and get some amazing sidelight.
I would tend to agree with that as a general consensus, but it isn't always the the rule of thumb. Every rule has an exception.
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Personally my Voigtlander 20mm 3.5 ends up being my best anti flair UWA, I'd guess a good combination of fairly modern lens coating but also a relative modest amount of glass in it.Any filter is more likely to introduce more flare than to reduce it. Making sure the front element is spotless might help. Some lenses are more prone to flare than others. Primes are generally less prone to flare than zooms.
The opposite, and in fact remove any filters when shooting into the light. Same for dirt and grease depositsyou could try a cpl?