Auto Exposure Bracketing by camera model

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Auto Exposure Bracketing by camera model

22/12/2009 17:04

Auto Exposure Bracketing settings by camera model Many digital cameras include an Auto Exposure Bracketing (AEB) option. When AEB is selected, the camera automatically takes three or more shots with a different exposure for each frame. Auto Exposure Bracketing is a very useful option for taking HDR scenes. However, AEB was not really intended for HDR shots initially, but rather for ensuring that at least one of the shots will be as close to perfectly exposed as possible. This is probably why some camera models only make it possible to auto bracket three shots at a maximum of one EV step difference or even less. Unfortunately, three shots spaced by one EV are often not sufficient for properly taking HDR scenes. This is why it is important to look at the settings of the Auto Exposure Bracketing features of a camera model to determine whether such camera will be convenient for HDR shooting. The number of frames per second that the camera can take (referred to as "burst rate" in the table below) is another important factor for HDR shooting -- the fastest the auto-bracketed shots, the less pronounced ghosting and mis-registration problems will be. The table below lists the AEB settings of different camera models. The list is still incomplete. Please help us complete it (or update incorrect entries) by filling the form at the bottom of this page.

Camera Model Canon 1D MKII / MKII N

Auto-bracketed frames

Minimum EV step

Maximum EV step

Maximum EV Maximum burst range with AEB rate

3, 5 or 7

1/3

3

18

8.5 fps

Canon 1D MKIII

2, 3, 5 or 7

1/3

3

18

10 fps

Canon 1Ds MKII

2, 3, 5 or 7

1/3

3

18

4 fps

Canon 1Ds MKIII

2, 3, 5 or 7

0.3

3

18

5 fps

Canon 5D

3

1/3

2

4

3 fps

Canon 5D Mark II

3

1/3

2

4

3.9 fps

Canon 7D

3

1/3

3

6

8 fps

Canon 10D

3

1/3

2

4

3 fps

Canon 20D

3

1/3

2

4

5 fps

Canon 30D

3

1/3

2

4

5 fps

Canon 40D

3

1/3

2

4

6.5 fps

Canon 50D

3

1/3

2

4

6.3 fps

Canon 300D / Digital Rebel

3

1/3

2

4

2.5 fps

Canon 350D / Digital Rebel XT

3

1/3

2

4

3 fps

Canon 400D / Digital Rebel XTi

3

1/3

2

4

3 fps

Canon 450D / Digital Rebel XSi

3

1/3

2

4

3 fps

Canon 500D / Digital Rebel T1i

3

1/3

2

4

3.4 fps

Canon 1000D (Rebel XS)

3

0.3

2

4

3 fps

Canon 2000D (from submitted info, may be incorrect)

3

1/3

1

2

6 fps

Canon D30 / D60

3

1/3

2

4

3 fps

Canon EOS 1V Film

3

1/3

3

6

6 fps

Canon Powershot G1/G2

3

1/3

2

4

Canon Powershot G3/G5/G6

3

1/3

2

4

Canon PowerShot G7

3

1/3

2

4

2 fps

Canon PowerShot G9/G10

3

1/3

2

4

1.5 fps

Canon PowerShot Pro1

3

1/3

2

4

2.5 fps

Canon PowerShot S2/S3/S5 IS

3

1/3

2

4

2.5 fps

Canon PowerShot S45

3

1/3

2

4

3 fps

Canon PowerShot S50

3

1/3

2

4

2 fps

Canon Powershot S70/S80

3

1/3

2

4

Canon Powershot S90

3

1/3

2

4

Canon PowerShot SX1 IS

3

0.3

2

4

4 fps

Canon PowerShot SX10 IS

3

0.3

2

4

1.4 fps

Casio EX-F1

0.9 fps

3 or 5

1/4

2 or 1

4

60 fps

Contax 167MT

3

0.5

1.5

3

3 fps

Contax Aria

3

0.5

1

2

3 fps

Contax G1

3

0.5

1

2

2 fps

Contax TVS Digital

3

1/3

1

2

3 fps

Fuji FinePix E550

3

0.3

1

2

Fuji FinePix E900

3

0.3

1

2

Fuji FinePix F810

3

0.3

1

2

Fuji FinePix S100FS

3

1/3

1

2

Fuji FinePix S1000fd

3

1/3

1

2

http://www.hdr-photography.com/aeb.html

2 fps 3 fps

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