AE Bracketing

Auto exposure bracketing automatically captures a sequence of images, adjusting the exposure for each frame either up or down around the metered exposure setting. You set the amount of plus/minus exposure variation which, typically, can be up to three stops either way. Shown here is fiveframe sequence captured with a plus/ minus one stop adjustment – +2 stops overexposed, +1 stop overexposed, normal, -1 stop underexposed and -2 stops underexposed. In practice, you probably wouldn’t apply such a big variation between shots, as it’s the small differences that tend to make the all the difference.…

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