Converting in RAW vs Exposure compensation
Alan Nunez wrote: Are you talking about bracketing? If so then bracket in camera. I don't use EC as it is easy to accidentally leave it on the wrong setting. I simply use my manual exposure and dial in the over & under shot. If I was shooting interiors and needed to do a bunch of bracketed shots I would use the built in bracketing function in the body,
And what if you accidentally leave on the built in bracketing function on the body?
william_cpa wrote:
Alan Nunez wrote: Are you talking about bracketing? If so then bracket in camera. I don't use EC as it is easy to accidentally leave it on the wrong setting. I simply use my manual exposure and dial in the over & under shot. If I was shooting interiors and needed to do a bunch of bracketed shots I would use the built in bracketing function in the body,
And what if you accidentally leave on the built in bracketing function on the body?
I do a fair amount of AE bracketing (lazy photographer). If the "drive" on my Canon is in Continuous mode, no problem, I will hear the shutter fire off the second shot. But if the drive is in single frame mode, that can be a real gotcha when you forget the bracketing is turned on. I wish Canon did not even allow bracketing in single frame mode, but then there are lots of things I wish for.
Kelly
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