Lunar eclipse photography creates an exposure problem that ordinary Moon photography rarely presents. During part of the eclipse, one section of the Moon may remain intensely bright while another sits deep inside Earth’s shadow. Later, the illuminated area can shrink…
Exposure Bracketing Explained for Beginners
Some scenes contain more light and shadow than a camera can comfortably capture in a single photograph. A bright sky may look beautiful while the landscape beneath it becomes almost black. Exposing for the foreground can solve the shadow problem,…
