Which risk increases when using misaligned polarizing filters?

💡 Explanation

Misaligned polarizing filters can cause heat buildup because absorption increases as less light passes; therefore, filters heat rather than transmit, especially in high-intensity applications, rather than strain, which requires viewing the incorrect light directly.

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