Helpful Posts: Thanks Jim B.
I checked the manual and realized I never used AEB before, it seems a nice thing to try
I remember seeing it when I first read the manual, I discarded it of my mind, maybe because of the triple consecutive exposures, but looking at this capability now seems a lot more promising.
By the way Jim, you have a very nice and crisp shot of the Moon, congratulations.
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3rd September 2011, 09:14 PM #21
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Re: Moonlit night with photo, Corrected thread
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3rd September 2011, 09:45 PM #22
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Re: Moonlit night with photo, Corrected thread
Hi Bernardo,
Jim pretty well summed it up. Bracketing is taking pictures under and over-exposed from that selected by the meter.
I don't know anything about the 350D, but I'm pretty sure it will have that capability. The normal setup is to have it take one stop under, one as metered and one over, but depending on your camera you may be able to vary this.
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4th September 2011, 12:09 AM #23
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Re: Moonlit night with photo, Corrected thread
Yes Chris! Jim did in fact summed it up and directed me to right part of the manual.
And yes both cameras I use (350D and 400D) have this AEB capability.
Also I agree with you when you said earlier that the moon it is not an easy target to frame and capture because of weather conditions and air transparency.
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