An exposure bracket comprises a series of photos – all captured at different exposure levels. You can later merge the bracketed photos with third party software to create an HDR image with a higher dynamic range.
In addition to a photo with standard exposure, one or more underexposed as well as overexposed photos are captured. This way you get more detail in the bright and dark areas of the scene.
You have the option to capture bracketed photo series comprising 3, 5, or even 7 shots. The higher numbers are best suited for low light situations and static scenes.
Our exposure bracketing dial allows you to set custom exposure values for the under- and overexposed photos – optionally up to 7 f-stops apart! All available photo file formats are supported (JPEG, HEIF, TIFF, RAW, ProRAW). Exposure bracketing is available in Photo and in Low Light mode when M/SI mode is enabled in the control panel.
No more blown out skies or lost details. Get ProCamera Up now and capture a higher dynamic range with bracketed exposures.