E for Exposure Bracketing
This is the raw material for the slightly advanced HDR (High Dynamic Ratio) photos. Suppose, in a landscape, if we correctly expose the sky, the foreground is dark, and if we meter the foreground correctly, the sky is washed away. Instead, we take a series of photos exposing the various parts correctly, then we combine them in photo-editing software, and we have a composite photo, where everything is exposed correctly. Be careful though, aperture, focus and white balance must not change during the series. In some cameras, its an inbuilt function, others vary the shutter speed.
This is a part of the April AtoZ Challenge. A, B, C, D, E are done. Rest to follow. Follow me and have fun.
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The TPTC Blog!! 
Interesting and informative! Thanks for sharing 🙂
Thank you 🙂
I’m still learning how to use my not quite so new DSLR camera. This was helpful!
Good luck with the 2015 A to Z Challenge!
A to Z Co-Host S. L. Hennessy
http://pensuasion.blogspot.com
Thanks a lot 🙂
I haven’t used HDR but this is really cool to show me how it’s done!
– Allison
http://www.allisonwrites.com
Thank you 🙂
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