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Assignment 1- Part 1 : Bracketing

Bracketing is the technique of taking several  shots to find the perfect exposure. It means taking multiple photographs of the same object/scene while adjusting our exposure differently for each picture. One will be underexposed, one will be perfectly exposed and the last on will be overexposed. To achieve bracketing I used my light meter, I changed my f-stops, shutter speed and ISO when needed. I put the manual mode on my camera to be able to change all the setting I wanted.  


Picture 1- Underexposed :
Shutter Speed : 1/80s
Fstop 8
ISO 100
Meter @ -2



Picture 2- Properly exposed:
Shutter Speed 1/100s
Fstop 10
ISO 100
Meter @ 0


Picture 3- Overexposed:
Shutter Speed 1/30s
Fstop 8
ISO 100
Meter@+2

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