Exposure Bracketing for beginners - Photography tips and tutorials

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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[ricohact]

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.

[kezianoble]

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.

[alteekay]

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.

[damilareolutola]

I tend to run here first when I need to learn a new concept. I always find things easier here. I am super grateful

[MiliBlaq]

Presentation was Stunning.. Great Info!!!

[kash]

What a great video on something that I’ve never seen anyone on YouTube even speak about thanks so much you are the best teacher

[Akiko-]

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!!

[dianeschuller]

Finally, a real explanation and demonstration that is properly and clearly explained! Thank you.

[darrellburch]

I sure do appreciate the time you spend teaching us

[melbornmercado]

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!

[hrushikeshvasista]

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!

[mgmostafa]

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.

[philsymons]

Paul, that tutorial was brilliant, straight to the point with no sales pitch!

[a.beckwith]

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.

[meeeeemz]

Seriously you are the best teacher ever

[scottcaldwell]

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!

[hachewie]

Another comprehensive and useful video. Thank you Paul.

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[rosejj]

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.

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Thank you for those lessons and your time. Much appreciated.