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bracketing
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bracketing
A still camera technique for ensuring correct exposure. To bracket manually, one picture is taken at the estimated exposure setting; another slightly underexposed and a third slightly overexposed. One of the three images typically looks better than the rest. Cameras may also feature automatic bracketing, which takes several different exposures one after the other. See HDR. See also bracket.
bracketing
1. Any system of brackets.
2. An arrangement of wooden brackets employed as a skeleton support to plasterwork, moldings, or other plaster ornamental details.


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For accurate exposure, the model lets the user choose the metering and scene mode that's right for the subject or select Auto Exposure Bracketing to ensure they always get the right shot.
 
 
 
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