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How to shoot during bright sunlight?
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<blockquote data-quote="Don Kuykendall_RIP" data-source="post: 148263" data-attributes="member: 6277"><p>This will work to a certain degree. </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>ND Filter will just darken the entire picture. </p><p></p><p></p><p>Active D-Lighting might be a good choice from this type of shooting. Try setting it on extra high and see it that helps. Try one with it on and one with it off to see the difference.</p><p>[h=3]Active D-Lighting[/h] Active D-Lighting is effective for shooting, for example, a dark room including outside scenery seen through a window, high-contrast scenes such as at the <strong>seaside under strong sunlight</strong>, and backlit situations. It preserve details in both highlights and shadowy areas in such situations, maintaining moderate contrast to reproduce brightness as you see it. Select the preferred setting from "Auto", "<strong>Extra high</strong>", "High", "Normal", "Low" or "Off". Active D-Lighting works for a moving subject and it is also possible to bracket images so as to obtain one with Active D-Lighting and another without.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Don Kuykendall_RIP, post: 148263, member: 6277"] This will work to a certain degree. ND Filter will just darken the entire picture. Active D-Lighting might be a good choice from this type of shooting. Try setting it on extra high and see it that helps. Try one with it on and one with it off to see the difference. [h=3]Active D-Lighting[/h] Active D-Lighting is effective for shooting, for example, a dark room including outside scenery seen through a window, high-contrast scenes such as at the [B]seaside under strong sunlight[/B], and backlit situations. It preserve details in both highlights and shadowy areas in such situations, maintaining moderate contrast to reproduce brightness as you see it. Select the preferred setting from "Auto", "[B]Extra high[/B]", "High", "Normal", "Low" or "Off". Active D-Lighting works for a moving subject and it is also possible to bracket images so as to obtain one with Active D-Lighting and another without. [/QUOTE]
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