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Capture more of what you’re shooting for... Singh-Ray Filters • 1-800-486-5501 • 21 Capture the dramatic highlight detail in your images with Galen Rowell Graduated Neutral Density Filters When photographing landscapes and other For example, to capture the lighthouse outdoor scenes, it’s often a challenge to scene as it appears below, the photographer capture enough detail and color saturation positioned a Graduated ND Filter in front in the bright sky, distant mountains and in of his lens to hold back the sky area and areas along the horizon while also properly lighthouse. The lens opening and shutter exposing the scene’s foreground. The photo speed for both images were the same. below illustrates what can happen when the range of exposure levels (f-stops) within a scene exceeds the “dynamic range” of the film or digital sensor in your camera. When we’re photographing a scene such as this, with its wide range of light and shadow areas, our film or digital camera is unable to take in as many levels of brightness as our eyes. That’s why some areas in our slides or digital images of a beautiful scene will often appear washed out and much less dramatic than what we visualized. One way to extend the With no filter Graduated ND Filter ©Darwin Wiggett dynamic range of the film/sensor and capture more of If you’re using a digital camera that the dramatic detail and colors of such provides a histogram display of each image high-contrast scenes is to use a Singh-Ray as it’s made, it’s easy to gauge the effect of Graduated Neutral Density (ND) Filter the Graduated ND Filter. Start by shooting to “hold back” the stronger light from an image of a high-contrast outdoor scene