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On sunny days, some scenes look glorious to the eye, but I often get photos that are washed out due to the harsh sunlight. Any tips on shooting on such occasions? Does positioning the sun at a certain angle help? Lens hood? Exposure compensation?
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Where is the sun in relevance to the scene you are shooting? If you are pointing within 90 degrees of the sun its possible that light may be entering your lens if it is coming up washed out. You could try a lens hood and stick on a circular polarizer to improve the contrast.
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Or use nuetral density filters.
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Or wait for a solar eclipse...
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