Gain control of your highlights and shadows with this complete guide to bracketing exposures for high dynamic range photography.
You’ll learn what bracketing is, and when you’ll need it.
We’ll show you when it’s best to use a manual bracketing mode and when an automated, high-speed bracketing mode works well.
We’ll discuss when you may be able to get away with just one RAW image, even when parts of the image are not quite correctly exposed.
We’ll also show you how to determine how many shots are needed, and what exposure range is necessary to capture the entire dynamic range.
You’ll learn to target your knowledge of histograms and exposure to effectively capture both the highlight and shadow areas of your image.
You’ll have access to step-by-step case studies that allow you to watch as we use different cameras’ bracketing modes, and walk you through the processing of getting all the data you need – with one RAW image, or with bracketing.
Straightforward, non-technical lessons make it easy to learn how to bracket effectively.
Bracketing Exposed is packed full of easy-to-follow explanations, rich examples, and in-depth case studies.
When is bracketing necessary?
Automated vs Manual bracketing – Why and When?
Simple and easy-to-follow automated bracketing workflow.
When can you get away with just one RAW image?
Real-world, on-location case studies with step-by-step explanations.
Learn to use your knowledge of histograms to be sure you are bracketing effectively.
Push beyond the limitations of your camera, and gain control of your highlights and shadows with this complete guide to bracketing exposures for high dynamic range photography.
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