Exposure Bracketing
Exposure bracketing in photography is taking multiple same photos in different exposures.
Exposure bracketing can be done automatically on modern cameras.
These settings are meant to take a burst of 3 photos. It is important to note when doing exposure bracketing that only the ISO and shutter speed should be changed, the aperture must remain the same as it changes the image too much.
Exposure bracketing is important so we can combine the most detailed or interesting parts from each image.
High Dynamic Range HDR
Dynamic range in photography is the difference between the darkest and lightest tones in photography.
This image has a small dynamic range as their is mainly mid tones and a small colour depth.
This image has a high dynamic range as there is a large colour depth and a vast array of highlights, mid tones and low tones.
High dynamic range images are achieved by merging the most detailed parts of these exposure bracketed images where everything is equally exposed.
