Nikon D7000 inBrief Laminated Reference Card by Blue Crane Digital

bracketing is a carryover from the film days when you couldn't instantly check your photos technology is rendered bracketing virtually unnecessary if you can't fix the exposure settings in the field you can easily correct RAW images and editing later bracketing is now back in demand thanks to the popularity of high dynamic range images these photos often look surreal or have highly saturated colors no details are lost to highlights or shadows photographers create these images from a series of photos they lock the camera down on a tripod and photograph the same subject at a range of exposures then they combine the images in Photoshop the final image may include shadow areas from an overexposed photo and highlights from an underexposed shot the results can be remarkable this camera offers five types of bracketing exposure plus flash exposure only flash only white balance and active d-ligh