Is there a Polarizing Filter Available as a Plug-In?

To rid of a reflection on a window? Because I believe that only a polarizing filter at the time of shooting will get rid of that. You can't get rid of it in post...the image has already been recorded.

But don't just listen to me...wait for other input. I could be mistaken, but this is the way it is AFAIK.

Shane

What are you trying to achieve? A polarizer has a fair amount of uses.

Sounds like poor pre-production planning on the part of the photographers/camera techs.

No, there is no polarizing filter. What there are are some creative techniques to fix this using matte gradients, composite modes and other color correction techniques.

Perhaps this will have some good hints http://www.amazon.com/Apple-Pro-Training-Encyclopedia-Correction/dp/0321432312/r ef=pdbbs_sr1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1211420892&sr=8-1

AFAIK, no camera on the planet records the orientation of light being emitted from a scene, so there is NO way to filter its polarity after it has been recorded.

If you want to make a sky bluer, may I suggest the Technicolor 3 strip filter found (for free) here:

http://pistolerapost.com/pluginz/

Patrick