A common problem in order to take heaven and earth, the inclusion of the requirements of both exposure – a properly exposed sky leads to a dark foreground, or a correctly exposed foreground is a faceless, sky burned.

Problem
Skies will be too bright images, missing with little or no detail and color. This has the effect of upsetting the tonal balance of the image.

Analysis
The enormous range of luminance can be outside. Even on a cloudy day, theHeaven can be 7 stops brighter than the shadows. This far exceeds the ability of all but the most advanced scanning back.

Solution
If part of the sky is too bright in a negative (black and white or color), it is better for printing and scanning to burn a darkroom in the sky done manually. Then you can scan, print, correcting if necessary further manipulation. Digital solutions will not help if the sky pixels Plain White without presenting technical information. For smallareas are too bright, you can burn-in tool), set at-tones or shadows darker, and very low pressure.

Do not darken or gray shows the result of unsightly stains.

Another way to add a level if you allow the software to set the layer mode to darken or luminance (preserves the color the better). You can then dark colors where you want the underlying image darker. The fastest way to cover large areas is to add a nuance – which isdegree equivalent to a filter on the lens, but it's something random.

A more complex method requires some planning. Take two identical framed pictures – one exposed for the shadows, the other for the lights. This is best done on a computer, where it is simply a matter of superimposing the two images taken with a gradient mask.

A graduate of the editors of the camera lens is set useful for digital photography-how traditional their higher densityexposure down at the bottom of the filter to help smooth as differences in exposure between sky and foreground. It is worth considering that some exposure differences between earth and sky visually acceptable.

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