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You'll need to have the camera on a tripod if you're going to take more than one shot, or they won't line up properly when you combine them later! The other way (to save time processing later) is to use a graduated filter - these have a neutral density section for the sky but plain glass for the foreground, which equalises more the light coming from sky and foreground. Set the camera to 'average metering' and you're good to go.
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