Sharpiks
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Thing is, a lot of pictures I take are sometimes if not all the time blown out if the sky, sun or anything bright is involved. It's rainy here, and I decided to do a bit of practicing with the sky.
What I'm trying to ask is how do I get the trees (or other objects) bright and clear, while at the same time I can get other bright objects in the foreground/background without it blowing out? Because if I target the trees, the sky blows the entire image out. If I target the sky, the trees become so dark they're beyond photo shopping.
Is what I want to do even possible?
What I'm trying to ask is how do I get the trees (or other objects) bright and clear, while at the same time I can get other bright objects in the foreground/background without it blowing out? Because if I target the trees, the sky blows the entire image out. If I target the sky, the trees become so dark they're beyond photo shopping.
Is what I want to do even possible?