On 2011-08-10 09:40 , Jack Davis wrote:
All good advice! Shoot when the sun is behind a cloud.(obvious) I don't think
of a sunset including a naked sun accept when virtually on the horizon wherein
atmospheric conditions filter it to a giant orange ball.
D-Range "on" does help..some.
as i recall, D-Range, on my K200d at least, matters only when shooting JPEG
having a camera with wider dynamic range can help, of course, since a proper
exposure can capture more of the scene
(here in Denver we get great sunsets, but the sun itself is generally behind a
mountain range so it's a matter of things coming together so the sun
illuminates the underside of the clouds and perhaps some crepuscular rays
streaming out between the peaks)
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