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In the past I attempted the use of graduated filters, to overcome the difference between brightness in sky and ground in my landscapes. Much of the time, with an 'even' horizon, the results were acceptable for the day. However, using the more 'hard' grads in uneven horizons (mountains etc), there was a very defined boundary where the edge of the Filter effect was seen at f11 and beyond. At the time, f11 and smaller was good for landscapes. Anybody else have this problem and how did you overcome it?
I guess the digital age offers quicker, better and more effective solutions
I guess the digital age offers quicker, better and more effective solutions