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Taking consistent interior brackets

Take a set of exposures that keeps detail in bright and dark areas.

An exposure bracket shows the same view at several brightness levels. Keep the camera and room still so every photo lines up.

Before the first frame

  • Secure the camera and choose the final view.
  • Use a fixed aperture, focus point, and white balance.
  • Ask people to stay clear until the whole sequence is complete.

Check the set

Check the darkest photo for window and light detail. Check the brightest photo for detail in the shadows. Take another photo if bright or dark detail is missing.

Keep each bracket together and in the order you took it.

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