SilverMercury
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When I practice HDR photography, I prefer using Auto Exposure Bracketing (AEB).
The way I make most of my HDR's is through six exposures, but I delete one image because it's a repetitive exposure around which my question is oriented.
So first let me explain how the AEB works on my camera, because I'm sure not everyone reading uses the 5D Mark II.
My question:
I've noticed that there is a slight change in exposure between the two '0 EV' exposures. This happens every single time I practice HDR, and I have examined the f-stop and shutter speed between the two O EV images, and although the settings are consistent, one '0 EV' image appears slightly different in exposure than the other, and I have no idea why.
Has any else noticed this, or have any explanation why this is? I have always been curious why, and just recently found this HDR forum.
Thanks guys,
Stephen
The way I make most of my HDR's is through six exposures, but I delete one image because it's a repetitive exposure around which my question is oriented.
So first let me explain how the AEB works on my camera, because I'm sure not everyone reading uses the 5D Mark II.
- In AEB, I take 3 images in this sequence: -4 EV, -2 EV and 0 EV.
- I move my AEB dial to take another three images, this time: 0 EV, +2 EV and +4 EV.
My question:
I've noticed that there is a slight change in exposure between the two '0 EV' exposures. This happens every single time I practice HDR, and I have examined the f-stop and shutter speed between the two O EV images, and although the settings are consistent, one '0 EV' image appears slightly different in exposure than the other, and I have no idea why.
Has any else noticed this, or have any explanation why this is? I have always been curious why, and just recently found this HDR forum.
Thanks guys,
Stephen