Automatic exposure blending

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• 25. april 2012 11:01

   

   
  

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  I think there is a misunderstanding of the word "exposure". It is refering to the amout of time the photosensor of your camera is exposed to the light-rays. Usually a camera choses it's own exposure best for the current situation, by changing the exposure-value. This results in different exposures within a series of photos, some darker some lighter and ICE is capable of blending them smoothly without much color differences.

  I am not sure what you mean when you are talking of "exposure" but I hope this helps you!

  • Markeret som svar af mgklivisi 25. april 2012 11:06
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• 24. maj 2012 22:40

   

   
  

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  rj design's answer only applies when the camera is  shooting in auto - exposure mode. It's the photographer who should choose the exposure best suited to each photograph, and not the camera !

  When shooting for panorama,s  exposures can be kept constant by using Manual exposure mode. Take a general shot on auto, make a note of the speed & aperture, and use these figures (with appropriate corrections) to set the Manual mode.

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  Geoff

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• 25. maj 2012 14:17

   

   
  

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  Well this was not the question mgklivisi was asking. Of course you should always use the manual-expsoure mode, but the "automatic exposure blending" he/she was asking for is the ICE feature for correcting exposure changes when shooting in the automatic mode.
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