An introduction to exposure bracketing for beginners. Bracketing (AEB) is a tried and tested way of getting better photos and is particularly useful if you are going to merge images or create HDR (High Dynamic Range) images in Lightroom or Photoshop. Includes Canon and Nikon demos.
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In this video Paul from Photo genius demonstrates how to set Auto Exposure Bracketing (AEB) on a Canon DSLR and how to bracket manually using a Nikon D3500.
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47 responses to “Exposure Bracketing for beginners – Photography tips and tutorials”
Paul, Thank you for all of your content. I've learned so much about my camera, T7, from you. I'm in California just to let you know how far your reach is. Your videos are easy to understand, and I enjoy grabbing my camera and going right along with you step by step. Thanks again, and looking forward to the next one, cheers.
Thanks Paul, really appreciate what you do to make us aware of digital camera techniques.
This teach me new things
Thanks 😊
Quick question; Does the merge feature in Lightroom work with a MacBook
I am so happy I came across your channel today 💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻
Is there an equivalent of this for video?
For example, I color grade the same video in two layers to show shadows and highlights and then combine it?
Informative Sir..you are Asom😍
I'm a beginner but really learned a lot from you, keep going 👌
Wow i never appreciated the usefulness of bracketing until now, the merging looks superb. You are amazing sir
Excellent!! I had no idea how to do HDR
I really like how you show your viewers using the base line cheapest Canon camera. Because I bet alot of your viewers bought that 499.00 black friday deal where you get the camera body, 18-55mm kit lens, 70-300 EF zoom lens and camera bag. I loved my T3i in 2012 and felt like I had a pro camera body. Yeah I e bern shooting since 2006. But that was using my Dads all manual Minolta SRT-201.
So suddenly a base line DSLR feels like this huge upgrade. Until I learned what the real pro bodies were like. Lol
Very helpful details and I tried it today. Works wonders. Thanks for explaining it so clearly.
You are the best 💪
Neatly explained.. glad to have learnt something new too 🙂 Can we apply the HDR feature while capturing action shots using the AEB technique?
I've learned so much from you since I've been following your channel for only the last month. Thank you!
I'm grateful for your videos
Good to know
superb video; clear; concise and most helpful
Great video! I was wondering how to do this on my camera!
Morning Paul, I would like to like if I can use a TAMRON Large Aperture Telephoto Zoom Lens SP AF 70-200mm F 2.8 Di on a D5600? Thanks for your help!
Thanks great explanation
well explained and straight to the point. this is why i love this channel. 💯
Sir I really love your teaching skills and I have just subscribed your channel..love you from india…
Photography Teacher number 1 for me
this is gems bru
Hi sir,
Can you please suugest me some UV filters for my Nikon AF-S DX Nikkor 35mm f/1.8G Lens. Please advice.
YOU are the ‘Bestest’ !! Thank you !!
Hi Paul can you leave bracketing on but only take a single shot? You never seem to mention back button focusing are you not a fan?
U r a so good teacher for photography
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I use Canon EOS 3000D
Which application do u use for editing the images on ur pc?
I’m quite flattered with this information … very detailed
Bracketing was vital back in the days when we used film and the majority of photographers didn’t have access to the post exposure voodoo available today. Still very useful in the digital age particularly with landscape/nature photography where light can change second to second. Another brilliant video!
Wait what. The HDR feature in LR looks super cool.
thanks , very helpful , havn't subscribed , But youve explained alot i've watched hours of tutorials thanks again
This was extremely helpful and easy to understand. Thx
thanks for the video mate!
It was my first time watching this video but I 'm already able to do the HDR photo at the first try..you are good at teaching 👏👏👏👏
great. I learn something from you today!
Great video, I’m a regular user of exposure bracketing . I’d like to I offer a tip, for Canon users at least. Instead of selecting the burst mode to take the pics use the 2 second timer option. This lets you push the shutter button then clear your hand away from the camera, to remove the risk of moving it, and the camera then takes the set of bracketed photos automatically.
Hi, what do you think of the Sony a6000? Is it a good beginner camera? I plan on using it mostly for shooting photos.
You should include how to merge exposures manually.
Great video buddy 👍🏻
Thank you for this interesting technique very well explained from a viewer from France.
You are really a photo Genius..! Sir thank you so much for sharing this..! 🙏🏼love from India 🇮🇳
Thank you for your videos. As i am using a dslr for the first time, I appreciate all the tutorials
that are teaching me so much about my camera. I have the Canon EOS Rebel T7. The way you teach is easy to follow and understand.
Thanks Paul, nice tutorial. Why would you go this route instead of say just hitting the HDR button?
Gee wiz thank you for a simple explanation!
Finally, a real explanation and demonstration that is properly and clearly explained! Thank you.