I've spent an immense amount of time working on getting better at photography. Whether that is on YT, in the field, with other friends shooting, etc. What I can say is, for others that might be reading this, Alex has had the single largest, best impact on how images come out post edit. This guy is legit. He is humbling. I don't even write comments. I had to write one, because if you want to get better at editing in LrC, and really give your photos that "pop" you want, continue to watch Alex. Thank you Alex for your channel.
Scott that is some very high praise and I really do appreciate it. Always feel free to let me know what else I could be doing or ideas you might have. It's hard finding a happy medium to educate wide ranges of experience levels. I really appreciate you taking the time to let me know, comments like these keep me going :)
@@AlexArmitage Although I may still be an amateur photographer, I needed to give credit, where credit is due. I've watched countless other channels, and this one hits the mark. Every time. Thanks for your channel and continuous content.
Nice video. It goes into much more detail than other videos on the subject. I take away from this that although the resulting HDR image looks very similar to the single image taken with the R5, if you raise the shadows and darken the highlights, you begin to see real differences. Until now, I had assumed that the final HDR image was considered done and that nothing needed to be done to it.
Right on Alex.... excellent video on the hows and whys of bracketing. I already understood this mostly, but you always add these little details to the basics that make your videos more interesting, and makes us better photographers. Thank you.
Thank you, Alex, Here is something that I had learned when I was making the first steps to create a panorama, ALL the time when you take the photos for a panorama or exposure bracketing one picture make a new folder for each pano/bracketing it will make your life easier when you try to edit them after a long time. I love my Canon 6D and if you permit me to post a link to my site where I had used your presented photo technics in my food photography. Waiting to get a new tripod(6kg tripod at the moment) and start taking those nice landscape bracketing photos :) and for a new video too! Regards!
@@AlexArmitage For AEB on the r5 do you know if it adjusts the iso or the shutter speed? I keep my iso at 800 since that's the native ISO but I see you were using iso 100.
Melissa, I still bracket with my R5. The EOSR would be somewhere in between. It's really only needed in really dark/bright shots. I'd try it a few times in the field and see if you actually needed to do it once you get back to editing.
Screens can represent a much larger range of luminance values, and they are getting even better with higher bit displays. Print is a different beast and vastly differs based the print, what you're printing on, etc.
I've spent an immense amount of time working on getting better at photography. Whether that is on YT, in the field, with other friends shooting, etc. What I can say is, for others that might be reading this, Alex has had the single largest, best impact on how images come out post edit. This guy is legit. He is humbling. I don't even write comments. I had to write one, because if you want to get better at editing in LrC, and really give your photos that "pop" you want, continue to watch Alex. Thank you Alex for your channel.
Scott that is some very high praise and I really do appreciate it. Always feel free to let me know what else I could be doing or ideas you might have. It's hard finding a happy medium to educate wide ranges of experience levels. I really appreciate you taking the time to let me know, comments like these keep me going :)
@@AlexArmitage Although I may still be an amateur photographer, I needed to give credit, where credit is due. I've watched countless other channels, and this one hits the mark. Every time. Thanks for your channel and continuous content.
@@scottmcauslan6764 Thanks for the continued kindness and I hope I can live up to those expectations
I like the way you tech without any wasting time. All word has logic and understandable.
Nice video. It goes into much more detail than other videos on the subject. I take away from this that although the resulting HDR image looks very similar to the single image taken with the R5, if you raise the shadows and darken the highlights, you begin to see real differences. Until now, I had assumed that the final HDR image was considered done and that nothing needed to be done to it.
Right on Alex.... excellent video on the hows and whys of bracketing. I already understood this mostly, but you always add these little details to the basics that make your videos more interesting, and makes us better photographers. Thank you.
Thanks so much Peter! Glad you found something here when you already knew the subject.
Alex, excellent video. Thanks.
Thanks Alex. Clear, concise and relevant.
Thanks Graham!
Excellent video and very well explained. Many thanks.
Anytime Daniel and thank you :)
Excellent overview.
Thanks Mike!
thank you
Thank you, Alex,
Here is something that I had learned when I was making the first steps to create a panorama, ALL the time when you take the photos for a panorama or exposure bracketing one picture make a new folder for each pano/bracketing it will make your life easier when you try to edit them after a long time. I love my Canon 6D and if you permit me to post a link to my site where I had used your presented photo technics in my food photography.
Waiting to get a new tripod(6kg tripod at the moment) and start taking those nice landscape bracketing photos :) and for a new video too!
Regards!
Thanks Popa! That's an interesting method that I'll look into. New video should release tomorrow!
@@AlexArmitage Also have all the time the GPS on when you travel, that is why I have a canon 6D :)
Hi,have a good day,os possibe or not make hdr photos Keith the Lumix fz 300 in autobracketing.Thanks a lot.
i have an older sony camera so thanks for the info. hope to some day get a new one.
Try this and see how it works out for you!
Really interesting video Alex! You made it really simple to follow and your explanation was very helpful. Thank you 👍🏻
Thanks Dan :)
@@AlexArmitage For AEB on the r5 do you know if it adjusts the iso or the shutter speed? I keep my iso at 800 since that's the native ISO but I see you were using iso 100.
Your page is great. Very helpful, thanks.
Thanks a lot Melissa :)
Thank you Alex! Which metering mode should be used when doing exposure bracketing?
Definitely evaluative/full scene metering. If you use spot metering it might expose way off for whatever you're pointed at.
@@AlexArmitage Thank you!
@@jorghahn2903 Anytime buddy!
Interesting however I don’t have to bracket. First off my camera don’t have exposure comp... as I shoot large format and use a spot meter.
Hah, why on earth can't you exposure bracket on film! :) Hehe
Do you think with the EOSR people will still need to exposure bracket much? Not sure how it compares to the 6d as far as that...
Melissa, I still bracket with my R5. The EOSR would be somewhere in between. It's really only needed in really dark/bright shots. I'd try it a few times in the field and see if you actually needed to do it once you get back to editing.
I'm curious - how much dynamic range can we see on our computer and phone screens? And also, on various print mediums?
Screens can represent a much larger range of luminance values, and they are getting even better with higher bit displays. Print is a different beast and vastly differs based the print, what you're printing on, etc.
Hi Alex, can you make a tutorial on your social media callouts ? I like the one with Instagram that showed up in vid
You mean the little graphic that shows up with my instagram?
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@@laurentiudll I bought that :)
@@AlexArmitage can you recommend the seller ?
You are too close to camera