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.
@@jonvanderhorn9651 yes, it’s very easy to select. You can do it via the drive button on the top of the camera, just press the drive button and use the dial on top of the camera to select the 2 second timer option. Or you can use the Q button on the back of the camera and select it via the touch screen. It’s the 4th icon from the left on the bottom row (will look like a rectangle in normal shooting mode) Press that icon, the heading at the top of the screen should say drive mode, and then select 2 second timer.
I previously found this concept complicated. There are so many other photography tutors and tutorials but most of them are basically just "noise"'. You are so clear and thorough. Thank you for your tutorials. You are a fantastic teacher @photogenius.
You have already been called the "best teacher in the world" just want to second that :D.. You've made a better picture taker out of me in a short amount of time. Thanks You!!
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.
I remember my dad's 35mm film camera. Someone stole it from his hotel room back in the mid 90's. So I went looking and I found the same camera and so I bought 2 and gave him one for Christmas and I kept one. It is actually a challenge now to find a place that develops film. Everything is digital now.
Thanks that made a lot of sense, I was aware of exposure bracketing but the way you explained and demonstrated the process has made it clear. Thanks appreciate all you do.
Thank you for this. I'm in a Photography class our first teacher quit 2/3 of the semester being completed and gave our new teacher NONE of our grades. She didn't really teach us anything, so we were lost in doing this assignment. I have a Nikon in a class full of Canon, and my old D3300 didn't have the settings our new teacher gave us. I REALLY appreciate you showing me how to set my Nikon up to get this assignment completed.
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!
2nd time watching this video and NOW after more knowledge of my camera and exposure, this video makes perfect sense to me. Im excited to try and make a HDR photo since i'm very, very green in post production and not the biggest fan of photo editing. I prefer the photo to look as it did in person, but with exposure bracketing I can get all the detail a single photo might not pickup. Thanks for this video!!!
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 😊
I've had a Canon EOS R for almost a year now, and this video clearly explained what I hadn't been able to figure out! And that is how bracketing works and how to utilize HDR in post processing. I use (I try to use!!) the Canon Digital Photo Pro and now I know how to use the HDR composite function. Thank You Photo Genius!
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.
What I liked so much, is your very simple way of explicating the matter to beginners, irrespective of the sophistication of cameras and their level of knowledge about photography!! Would love to have more such videos. Thnx and regards.
Thank you! The Canon is the same camera I have as well. Hadn’t thought of using Continuous Shooting, I’ll try that the next time I go out to take some photos!
As always, can't appreciate enough the simple and yet effective delivery of the topic just as I was looking for! Straight to the point, no unnecessary music and distracting stuff!
This was fantastic! Bracketing has been a serious source of frustration for me for years...no longer! And, to boot, I can't wait to merge images! A million times, thank you!!! WOOHOO!
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
@@photogenius I have been able to achieve that, with an app. Helicon Remote, where you can enter independent customized values for bracketing (since it's all manual settings) it would be useful to have it on camera, since I use it in combination with a Robotic Panorama Head, so I can do the 3 shots and then move to the next position... thanxxx:)
You are the best! I feel more confident, understand what can be done, how to use the features on my Canon 6DII, and am editing with confidence in LR. Thank you so much!
Thanks to teach us this one , it is amazing, next time i would definitely use it for scene photography 😍😍😍 I have a nikon 3400 and a samsung w800f, second one offers it as a auto option
Thanks Paul. I have just come back to photography after a 10 year lay off. I always enjoyed HRD with bright colours but forgot the finer points but in those days I didn't have LR or PS . Can't remember how I did it. Ho hum. Well explained as usual.
Best teacher in the world
*Blush* 😊
Shucks - thanks...
Paul.
Honestly
Great teacher and very descriptive
Absolutely right! All the others are so idiot that they never show how exactly to make the exposure settings on the camera !
I absolutely 💯 agree ‼️😃
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.
Good call!
Awesome. Thanks. A great help.
This is what my boss told me to do as well. Is it simple to find the 2 second timer? I haven't looked into it yet.
@@jonvanderhorn9651 yes, it’s very easy to select. You can do it via the drive button on the top of the camera, just press the drive button and use the dial on top of the camera to select the 2 second timer option. Or you can use the Q button on the back of the camera and select it via the touch screen. It’s the 4th icon from the left on the bottom row (will look like a rectangle in normal shooting mode) Press that icon, the heading at the top of the screen should say drive mode, and then select 2 second timer.
@@ricohact Thank you
I previously found this concept complicated. There are so many other photography tutors and tutorials but most of them are basically just "noise"'. You are so clear and thorough. Thank you for your tutorials. You are a fantastic teacher @photogenius.
I agree. They left me even more confused. But this gentleman was super helpful and kept it basic and to the point.
Totally Agree with you-so clear
I tend to run here first when I need to learn a new concept. I always find things easier here. I am super grateful
Great to hear, thanking you for your support.
You have already been called the "best teacher in the world" just want to second that :D.. You've made a better picture taker out of me in a short amount of time. Thanks You!!
Love your work Paul, you certainly have a knack of simplifying what can sometimes be very confusing, cheers.
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.
What a great video on something that I’ve never seen anyone on TH-cam even speak about thanks so much you are the best teacher
I totally forgot this lesson I had from watching your channel and after years I had to go back and watch it. You are my teacher!
Thanks Paul. After a long time I have been able to see your video again. As a beginner, I was not clear about AEB. Now it is crystal clear to me.
Great to hear! Thank you.
I sure do appreciate the time you spend teaching us
No problem, thank you Darrell.
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 👏👏👏👏
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for your support.
Seriously you are the best teacher ever
This for me was groundbreaking. As a film user of 40 yrs, it was unusual.
Thank you.
Finally, a real explanation and demonstration that is properly and clearly explained! Thank you.
You're very welcome Diane, thank you so much for the kind feedback.
Paul.
I remember my dad's 35mm film camera. Someone stole it from his hotel room back in the mid 90's. So I went looking and I found the same camera and so I bought 2 and gave him one for Christmas and I kept one. It is actually a challenge now to find a place that develops film. Everything is digital now.
You’re certainly a Photo Genius. My go to channel.
the simplest explanation !!! thanks a lot for explaining this technique .. understood very well.
Thanks that made a lot of sense, I was aware of exposure bracketing but the way you explained and demonstrated the process has made it clear. Thanks appreciate all you do.
You're very welcome!
thank you for this quick guide, i was able to get some good photos of the solar eclipse with exposure bracketing
Glad you got some good pics, thanks for the feedback.
Great tips. I like shooting most of my pics a bit under exposed.
Now i follow how work exposer brackiting. Very good from India
Thank you for this. I'm in a Photography class our first teacher quit 2/3 of the semester being completed and gave our new teacher NONE of our grades. She didn't really teach us anything, so we were lost in doing this assignment. I have a Nikon in a class full of Canon, and my old D3300 didn't have the settings our new teacher gave us. I REALLY appreciate you showing me how to set my Nikon up to get this assignment completed.
You are welcome, whilst the D3300 may be an older camera it takes great shots , best wishes.
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!
2nd time watching this video and NOW after more knowledge of my camera and exposure, this video makes perfect sense to me. Im excited to try and make a HDR photo since i'm very, very green in post production and not the biggest fan of photo editing. I prefer the photo to look as it did in person, but with exposure bracketing I can get all the detail a single photo might not pickup. Thanks for this video!!!
I’ve been learning a lot from photo genius, watching every day while in lockdown. I can’t wait to get out.
Cheers from Melbourne.
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 😊
I agree YOU explained really well. so clear .Not only in the camera BUT to process it . Thank YOU
Sending you heartfelt smiles from my soul.
Super cool, thank you. I'm a new Real Estate Photographer and this helps a lot! I appreciate it!
Great to hear! Thanks for watching John.
Thank you for this, I was using it worng and this will most definitely help my photography.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.
Wow that’s an amazing technique. And so simple. Thanks for teaching me.
Photography Teacher number 1 for me
You explain Bracketing and HDR in perfect terms. My Canon SL2 does AEB. I merge the exposures in fotor because they have a HDR maker. Easy as pie.
Lovely clear instructions. Thank you so much Paul!
Paul, that tutorial was brilliant, straight to the point with no sales pitch!
Thank you so much for this video. I am beginning to understand bracketing a whole lot better. You made it crystal clear.
I've had a Canon EOS R for almost a year now, and this video clearly explained what I hadn't been able to figure out! And that is how bracketing works and how to utilize HDR in post processing. I use (I try to use!!) the Canon Digital Photo Pro and now I know how to use the HDR composite function. Thank You Photo Genius!
I appreciate the simple explanation and will put this to the test on my Nikon D3500 soon. Thanks so much for sharing.
So simple to get great shots using bracketing, thank you for sharing this information
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I'm grateful for your videos
Thank you very much.
Clear, and concise. Thank you for making bracketing so easy.
No doubt you explained the topic very well.
Very helpful details and I tried it today. Works wonders. Thanks for explaining it so clearly.
You're welcome! Thank you for watching.
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.
Great to hear! Thank you for your support Julie.
Very helpful! You have completed my questions in this video! Thank you!
This really help me to know how to put on bracketing. Thanks 👍
Excellent demonstration of HDR and AEB features of dslr photography!!
Glad you liked it! Appreciate the feedback very much.
What I liked so much, is your very simple way of explicating the matter to beginners, irrespective of the sophistication of cameras and their level of knowledge about photography!! Would love to have more such videos. Thnx and regards.
You are really a photo Genius..! Sir thank you so much for sharing this..! 🙏🏼love from India 🇮🇳
So nice of you, happy to help.
Thanks for sharing valuable lecture on Bracketing.
Thank you! The Canon is the same camera I have as well. Hadn’t thought of using Continuous Shooting, I’ll try that the next time I go out to take some photos!
Thanks so much! All of your videos are extremely helpful, and easy to understand.
I am a beginner, thanks for the great tips
You are so welcome! 👍
thanks , very helpful , havn't subscribed , But youve explained alot i've watched hours of tutorials thanks again
Awesome, thank you! I hope you will come back for more and maybe subscribe at a later date... Thanks for watching Joseph.
Fantastic explanation. Beautifully demonstrated 👍
I am a newbie in Photography industry, your content helps me a lot. ❤️ Thank you for sharing everything ☺️
So easy to understand, best teacher
As always, can't appreciate enough the simple and yet effective delivery of the topic just as I was looking for! Straight to the point, no unnecessary music and distracting stuff!
You teach so well, so easy. God bless your kind!
This was fantastic! Bracketing has been a serious source of frustration for me for years...no longer! And, to boot, I can't wait to merge images! A million times, thank you!!! WOOHOO!
Another comprehensive and useful video. Thank you Paul.
Glad you enjoyed it 👏
Great. An easy explanation of something I know will make my pictures better!
Wait what. The HDR feature in LR looks super cool.
HDR can look cool - it's all about moderation.
Thanks for watching Alan 👍
I am a beginner. It is a great tip for me
Glad it was helpful! 👏
Thanks, Paul! As a beginner Canon photographer, this has been the most helpful content that I could find on TH-cam thus far 🥳 cheers!
Thanks Paul, really appreciate what you do to make us aware of digital camera techniques.
My pleasure 👍😀
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
If you want a exposure that is around 5 stops (or more) over or under then it's probably best to use exposure compensation (if in the S or A) modes.
@@photogenius I have been able to achieve that, with an app. Helicon Remote, where you can enter independent customized values for bracketing (since it's all manual settings) it would be useful to have it on camera, since I use it in combination with a Robotic Panorama Head, so I can do the 3 shots and then move to the next position... thanxxx:)
I've so much in the past hour...recently bought a Rebel t7
You are the best! I feel more confident, understand what can be done, how to use the features on my Canon 6DII, and am editing with confidence in LR. Thank you so much!
Brilliant, absolutely brilliant. Thank you so much.
Thank you very much Paul. Excellent job!
Wow i never appreciated the usefulness of bracketing until now, the merging looks superb. You are amazing sir
Just started getting into photography and your videos have been a great help with provided information and tips...
Great explanation of bracketing! Thank you sir!!
Thanks to teach us this one , it is amazing, next time i would definitely use it for scene photography 😍😍😍 I have a nikon 3400 and a samsung w800f, second one offers it as a auto option
Thanks Paul. I have just come back to photography after a 10 year lay off. I always enjoyed HRD with bright colours but forgot the finer points but in those days I didn't have LR or PS . Can't remember how I did it. Ho hum. Well explained as usual.
Thank you for those lessons and your time. Much appreciated.
No worries! Thanks for watching.
thanks for sharing useful tips and tricks, your lessons are very good and easily understandable
You're very welcome! Thanks for watching 👏
Thank you! This technique will save me a lot of time.
You're welcome Trevor, thanks for watching and taking the time to post your feedback.
That makes so much sense thank you. I think I need to write these down and take them with me when out and about!
I’m quite flattered with this information ... very detailed
Thanks Paul great info for beginners
No worries Jim, thank you for the feedback - very kind.
Thank you. Great explanation. I wonder how can I use this technique when objects are moving? Concert, party, wedding?
Absolutely loved it. Never knew this feature existed. Thanks a lot.
Happy to help! 😀
Thanks for the info. Some many things I am still learning on my cameras
Glad to help 👍
The best ever! Thanks for everything! Respect!🙏
Thank you too! 👏
Your video is still useful today and thanks for the tip!
Glad it was helpful, thank you for watching and supporting.
Really appreciate these tutorials
Nicely explained sir. Very useful, systematic video.
Excellent explanation mate ! Thank you!
Thank you so much! I knew this had to be possible but couldn't figure it all out. Love your channel.
Thankyou sir for a clear explanation on this
I'm a beginner but really learned a lot from you, keep going 👌
I'm so glad I found you!
Sir I really love your teaching skills and I have just subscribed your channel..love you from india...
Nice work Paul. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you.
Very easy to understand. When doing shots of sunrise or sunset, which means the sky is very bright, how many stops should you bracket it by?
This tutorial is Golden! Thank you!
Very clear explanation. Thanks.
very good teacher, I able to understand even just started learning photography 3 days ago
Another excellent video, Paul. Lots of really useful information. Thanks and keep safe.
Thanks, you too 👏