The big thing is where the sun is-
You'll see it less if the sun is behind you because assuming a 102 degree FoV, you're still not getting 90 degree angle relative to the sun, so you don't have full polarization to zero polarization. You'll still have the effect, in this case you'd have a bright spot dead center with dark blue edges, like a vignette, but it won't be as pronounced as if the sun was directly to your left or right, in which case you'd have maximum polarization along with zero polarization and the brightness due to the proximity of the sun in the frame (perhaps even flaring). |
