A friend of mine is over and has a Canon Rebel XTi, and we can't figure out how use bracketing on his camera, or if it is even possible. Anyone?
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Bracketing with Canon Rebel XTi?
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Keep in mind that you cannot do bracketing (AEB) in any of the auto modes. You must use one of the "creative" modes.
When you're in one of the creative modes, when you press menu, you'll get a second "camera" menu. AEB is the first option of the camera2 menu.
You can select the gap between each exposure with the AEB option. Using the Exposure compensation when in the camera mode will slide the entire bracket up or down.
Good Luck!
When you're in one of the creative modes, when you press menu, you'll get a second "camera" menu. AEB is the first option of the camera2 menu.
You can select the gap between each exposure with the AEB option. Using the Exposure compensation when in the camera mode will slide the entire bracket up or down.
Good Luck!
Thanks guys, we actually realized it was in the menu after we posted 
I wasn't used to using menus for that kind of thing from using my D300. That and my friend usually used Program mode.
I wasn't used to using menus for that kind of thing from using my D300. That and my friend usually used Program mode.