DRO/Auto HDR mode

- When shooting a tough scene like this…HDR and exposure bracketing really come in handy.…You might notice for example that we have outdoor lighting,…indoor lighting, windows, highlights, glass, shadows,…and these are the sorts of things…that are really difficult for a single file to show.…Now it is possible when working with the raw file…to do quite to recover shadows and highlights…but exposure bracketing allows your camera…to capture multiple images with slightly different…exposure settings.…

Some folks will do this with a small range…just for safety,…Shooting a series of slightly under and over exposed shots…to make sure that they can handle tough lighting conditions…such as changing cloud coverage that affects…the light in the sky.…Other times though with shots like this,…we have the ability to capture a wide tonal rage.…Setting the camera up to capture anywhere between…three and nine shots with jumps between each shot,…say one exposure setting, two, or even three…stops of information.…

I usually will do two stops of information…