The perfect exposure

[tudor_apmadoc]

<p>The vast majority of the times the auto exposure gets it right.</p>

<p>I've learned over time in situations with a wide range of light levels to do 3 exposure bracketing, not for HDR, but to allow me to choose the right show for what I want to work with. It has saved me numerous times with situations around saturation and exposure areas. On rare occasions I have used the 3 exposures for HDR.</p>

[robert_turner]

<p>Don, may I suggest that once one is in a hole, it is time to stop digging? Sarah is one of the most helpful and generous posters in the EOS group, and has thoughtfully participated in years of discussions. Childish and insulting commentary such as "As far as dubious practices, maybe Shaw's standards aren't as high as yours, LOL. Somehow it hasn't kept National Geographic and all kinds of other publications from running his pictures for decades." has no place here, and completely disqualifies you from opining on other's styles. "Intellectually dishonest troll..." Now that is just hilarious, doubly-so, if irony is your goal. ;-)</p>

<p>Chillax,<br>

rt<br>

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