Exposure Bracketing for beginners - Photography tips and tutorials

I understood this. Thank you!❤🎉

Great tutorial!!! What if you want 3 shots, 1 correct exposure, 1 ev-2, and 1 ev+5 , lets say you are on a dark indoors , with a huge window and an extremely bright sunny day out, it won't be convenient the classic -2 / 0 / +2 , when your bright Picture is more than 5 stops apart for example

Excellent video 👍

Thank You So Much Sir

Great video 😎

Re: bracketing in LR, (pic 1,2 3) do I make all my corrections in LR and then bracket? Once you bracket the 3, is your photos still in Cr2 or Cr3 (raw)? Thanks in advance.

Best teacher

Thank you n

Thanks a lot, tha was very clear and helpful.

I know this is 2years later, with someone whos computer doesnt work, i want to say to everyone watching this, expose for your highlights, meaning if youre shooting RAW and taking a photo with the sky, expose for the sky, and bring up the details later in post, i cant merge images in Lightroom mobile, so i work with what i have the capabilities to do so

Very good tips thank you Sir!

Just want to say thanks your videos real help me

Amazing videos

thanks for the great info

Should you use this technique for sunsets.I keep getting a dark foreground?

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Very useful information. Thank you Sir

Excellent Paul.and thank you.

Terrific video. Paul you have no idea how much beginners love these videos. Every video has that "aha" moment which makes us feel, great I have an additional tool in my camera bag now. Thank you 😊

Another great video

Great

Total beginner here using a Nikon D200 your tutorials have saved me from binning the camera lol
Which editing app would you recommend for a total technophobe ?

I done a series of photoshoots last week experimenting with exposure and I have to redo the photoshoot but the settings I used last time are not working out this time. I was using 1/125 and f16 but these are not working (Coming out way too dark) now what do I do and how to change the exposure

It took me 9 minutes and 41 seconds to fully understand what Exposure Bracketing is. Thank you very much for the clear and concise tutorial! Liked, and subscribed.

Thanks so much! All of your videos are extremely helpful, and easy to understand.

Clear, and concise. Thank you for making bracketing so easy.

great video

Thanks!

Absolutly!

So I edit a lot of photos on my phone, can I take my bracketed photos and just overlay them on top of each other, then reduce the opacity?

brilliant

I noticed that in my Canon 90D I can only use the exposure compensation manually in A and T mode. If I am in manual mode, I cannot move the scale on my own, there is AEB turned on. Can I deactivate AEB for fully manual use ? I find it hard to adjust brightness without using the scale. Thanks in advance.

Sir if a dark subject in a dark environment is shot , its better to underexpose by ourselves. Why?

Any idea why my canon 6D the thing that says enable hdr is greyed out can't do anything

Combined hdr in photoshop also....

Really appreciate these tutorials

This really help me to know how to put on bracketing. Thanks 👍

Great advice!

Many thanks for all your help and this tutorial is no different, excellent info. Can you advise when you would use 1/3 stops please, much appreciated

amazing video !

Hi Paul if you use a flash is there a way to still bracket on the camera ?
Regards peter

What program are you using for editing? Thanks for all this info, you’re awesome!

So simple to get great shots using bracketing, thank you for sharing this information
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Good and descriptive tutorial. Just a minor improvement in regards to the Canon camera. You can set up bracketing/AEB from the quick menu as well (the one where you see all settings: aperture, ISO, shutter speed etc.) So there is no need to go in the "whole settings menu".

I agree YOU explained really well. so clear .Not only in the camera BUT to process it . Thank YOU

Has the Gimp program also the possibility to do merging?

Perfect. Enjoyed and learned a lot

I'm so glad I found you!

Canon Cameras are Best for AEB because they can do up to 7 pictures in AEB with a EV spacing of 2 Or 3. Even the M6Mark II can do it. Sony and Nikon only 5 pictures with 2 Or 3 EV Spacing. HDR Photography? Canon For the Win! So if you Want the whole Dynamic Range of a scene, its easiest to do with Canon cameras.

Hi Paul , Im still using my eos 5d M2 I just don't want to learn a new camera so your tips are great .I have used bracketing for years but your explanation is the best , Your tutorials on the 5d m2 are fantastic (i know this is a T7 but still works for me ) Keep them coming , I find canon pretty easy to navigate Im sure i will be with my 5d for a long time to come , Thanks for all your time making these vids
Robert T
Nowra NSW 2541