Bracketing.
Street view outside my apartment. East Village, New York, NY.
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| Focal length: 80mm Aperture: f/5.6 ISO: 1600 SS: 1/4000 (meter at -1) |
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| Focal length: 80mm Aperture: f/5.6 ISO: 1600 SS: 1/2000 (meter at 0) |
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| Focal length: 80mm Aperture: f/5.6 ISO: 1600 SS: 1/1000 (meter at +1) |
What is Bracketing?
Bracketing is a photography technique in which the photographer shoots the same subject, but uses different camera settings to achieve various exposures. In this example, I shot three different photos of the street outside of my apartment using the same focal length, aperture, and ISO, but changed the shutter speed from the original photo to one stop brighter and one stop darker. These are my results.
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