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Old 18-01-13, 01:19 PM
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So what you are saying is you want to preserve the foreground detail in which case there are two solutions.

Solution 1

Shoot from a tripod using a graduated filter, these go from dark to light top to bottom and come in different strengths.

Solution 2

Bracket you photos, ideally from a tripod take 2 shots one exposed for the sky and the other for the land and then combine them in photoshop.

I prefer solution 2 as this gives more flexability with unlevel horizons etc and you don't have to buy filters which can also be fiddly to use

Here is an example of a bracketed shot:-

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