Exposure Bracketing
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@rahghi You can't take bracketing shots with moving pictures. It's more for landscapes, portraits and shots of stationary objects
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What about HDR pics, also done with braketting.
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More of an explanation of what Exposure Bracketing "is" not "how" to do it.
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how simply can it get
emmanuelniiayihammon 3 days ago
@emmanuelniiayihammon Thanks for the feedback! Good luck out there shooting!
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PhotographyGuide 1 day ago
one thing i dont get is ... do i take 3 photos with different settings or what? this question is not being answered anywhere ... everyone says use 3 photos one below, one normal and one over ... but how??? can i take series of 3 photos of a moving vehicle like this??? surely that means theres alot of ghosting ...
rahghi 2 months ago
@rahghi Bracketing can be accomplished using two methods; One, changing f/stops and the other changing shutter speeds.
Most common brackets are 1 stop over normal exposure and one stop under normal exposure. Now, you have three exposures of the same scene.
PhotographyGuide 1 month ago
HDR is commonly used with a series of three brackets for image manipulations. But, a single image can also be used for HDR.
It all depends on what desired final results are sought.
Thanks for the question!
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PhotographyGuide 5 months ago