GRADUATED ND FILTERS OR PHOTOSHOP??

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Re: GRADUATED ND FILTERS OR PHOTOSHOP??

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maverick wrote:Take one shot correctly exposed for the highlights, and one for the shadows, then
combine them, and that will take care of your problem.
Just use your histogram to ensure you do not blow any of your highlights (overexposing)
or loose any shadow detail (underexposing).
....and use a tripod. :unibrow:
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Re: GRADUATED ND FILTERS OR PHOTOSHOP??

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John Dittli wrote:A classic mistake is to make the foreground (say in a reflection) higher key than the background; impossible in nature and a dead give away
I've been guilty of that more than once :lol:
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