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Originally Posted by romenshah
I probably can zoom in to a darker subject , press the shutter half way and then zoom out to cover the brighter areas of a noon sky. Clicking after this may enable to have a balanced photograph? Not sure, what do you opine?
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That won't give you a balanced exposure: it will ensure that you can see the details in the shadows.
Your choices are:
1. Use filters on the camera to reduce the overall contrast across the frame.
2. Decide what the most important parts of the picture are and expose for them.
3. Get in closer so that you don't have such a wide range of light and shade in frame.
4. Take several shots and fix the exposure in post-processing.
Wulf