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If you love photographing sunsets and sunrises you need to know how to use manual exposure. Cameras get it wrong sometimes and whether shooting jpeg or RAW, in high contrast sunrise shoots the exposure has to be perfect.
Sunset camera settings vary for every shot and will be changing all the time, along with the light. Camera settings are more than mere exposure, they’re creative tools as well. How much depth of field do you want? If you’re lucky enough to be shooting sunset over a waterfall, do you want to freeze the water, or give it a bit of movement blur?
These are creative choices of aperture, shutter and focal length you have to make as you decide how you want your photo to look, then use ISO to compensate for these creative choices to get the exposure you need. That’s why there are no ‘settings’ for a given genre, subject or situation.
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