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what is bracketing???
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what is bracketing??? I am having D7000 Nikon and i see botten (bracketing) can u please upload a video on this topic of HDR pictures….. I saw some videos on youtube, But they are not helping me a lot…. and as every one knows you are really very good in explaining…… so I request you to plz upload a video about how it works on d7000 and etc……

thanks…

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Bracketing is the automatic feature that makes the camera take at least 3 pictures of the same scene aplying changes in the exposure compensation. For instance: 1st picture -2 ev , second picture 0 ev (exposure normal according to metering), 3rd picture +2 ev compensation. Those 3 photos (or more) need to be mixed in apropriated software for HDR, could be photoshop, photomatix etc…then the software combine them in layers, one upon each other to make one only photo that could not real exist by itself, because of the different exposures. For instance…you could have a sky taken with one exposure and another piece of the photo with other exposure settings. Then you need to work that photo in order to get the final result.
Hope this video helps:

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Here’s a link to a much shorter video on bracketing specific to the D7000.

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Thanks danielapor-tela and Mandrake. for the videos and Helping me to understand …………..HDR photography……

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Thanks guys for that info :)

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