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Digital landscape for nature and nature photography
By Doug Saulein
Shooting a sunset is exciting. As the sun sinks below the horizon, the light changes with the minutes (even seconds). And some of the best photos are just below the horizon before the sun, especially if you have fresh water and beautiful clouds of buildings
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You need the right tools and settings to take the best photos. In the following list, for a sunrise photo similar to the previous one, you will find the correct address:
Focus: When taking an attractive picture of the landscape at sunset, select wide-angle focal length between 24-35 mm. The sun in the photo will be shorter, but will capture the scenic beauty and clouds in the area. Also, because the photo of the sun is a very small part, your camera does not need to compensate for a wide dynamic range.
For some different situations, try using a telephoto lens for sunset photography.
Do not look directly at the sun through the lens of the camera as it may damage your vision. If your camera is live, enable it and compose the scene with the LCD screen. If you use Live View, do not use it again. Prolonged exposure to the sun can damage the camera's sensor, especially when using a telephoto lens.
Shooting mode: use the aperture priority mode when gaining control of the depth of the horizontal photo area at sunset.
The option is to mount your camera in a triangle.
Opening: f / 16 or smaller aperture and large depth of aperture field value (small aperture) allows you to choose. If the camera stabilizes your camera, you can get a second shutter speed 1/30.
If you are lying in the recommended small opening and the shutter speed is too low, you can choose to increase the ISO setting. If no more than 400 or 400 ISS set, the camera is a full-frame sensor, in particular, a shadow area, there are many scenes
Trio: Three parts are optional, but you must obtain a clear image.
The sun may shine, but in your opinion, there is also a dark field.
To stay one step ahead, check each image immediately after completing it. If the image on your LCD monitor is brighter than the scene in front of you, use exposure compensation to reduce the exposure.
Neutral density reverse scale filter: this dynamic filter range allows your camera to be sharper in the horizontal direction. The filter becomes darker and clears slowly in the middle.
