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Bracketing Exposed

Push beyond the limitations of your camera, and gain control of your highlights and shadows with this complete guide to exposure bracketing for high dynamic range photography.

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$26.37 $39.95 In stock

Category: Learn to Shoot

Bracketing Exposed is part of the Apprentice Series from Visual Wilderness, created for photographers who want to learn to shoot. This tutorial covers exposure bracketing for landscape photography, along with bracketing and blending techniques.

  • Category: Learn to Shoot
  • Series: Apprentice Series
  • Topics: Bracketing & Blending, Exposure
  • Format: Tutorial
  • Subject: Exposure bracketing for landscape photography
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Julian N. ★★★★★

The exposure bracketing breakdown finally clicked for me after years of guessing—the way it walks through real landscape scenarios makes it stick. I've already saved a few shots that would've been blown out on the highlights, and that alone was worth the price.

Daniel ★★★★★

The step-by-step breakdown of exposure values made it click for me. I've been bracketing manually for years, but this finally explained why my highlights were still blowing out. My foreground details are so much cleaner now.

Claire F. ★★★★★

I finally understand why my sunset shots kept blowing out the sky, and the bit about how many stops apart to set your frames clicked immediately. Watched the whole thing in one sitting and re-shot an old spot the next morning with way better results.

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