How to take multiple exposures?

[Ged73]

hi, I’ve had the Mavic pro 1 week & its a great piece of kit added to my cameras, took a fairly nice beach shot, sharp and slightly adjusted in Lightroom. But I can select multiple exposures, but then in light room the 3 images look like they have the same exposure? How can I adjust this on the control (phone)
Thanks, Ged73

 

[Simmo]

There should be I think 1 stop difference between shots. Maybe try AEB with 5 shots and see if you can see the difference then??

 

[Ged73]

There should be I think 1 stop difference between shots. Maybe try AEB with 5 shots and see if you can see the difference then??

Thanks mate, will give that a try Saturday, like you said, might be more noticeable?

 

[Simmo]

Should be mate. Here's a set that I did some time ago.

 

[Ged73]

Should be mate. Here's a set that I did some time ago.
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That’s more like what I’m after, might try the seven

 

[guttedgeek]

I have the same issue (they all look like the same exposure). I just merge the 3 images to HDR in LR and it works out fine.

 

[Ged73]

I have the same issue (they all look like the same exposure). I just merge the 3 images to HDR in LR and it works out fine.

Really? I’ll try that now thank you

 

[Ged73]

Your right my friend! It worked perfectly

 

[lwbeasley]

The "Multiple" mode is just a burst mode for taking several shots at the same settings. AEB (Auto Exposure Bracketing) is the definitely setting you want to use for taking multiple shots at different exposures.

 

[HoozierDroneDaddy]

You can use the multiple mode to take 25-30 quick shots at the same location. Then by stacking them you can get a photo with higher density having the the effect of a much higher megapixel photo.

 

[Ged73]

The "Multiple" mode is just a burst mode for taking several shots at the same settings. AEB (Auto Exposure Bracketing) is the definitely setting you want to use for taking multiple shots at different exposures.

The "Multiple" mode is just a burst mode for taking several shots at the same settings. AEB (Auto Exposure Bracketing) is the definitely setting you want to use for taking multiple shots at different exposures.

I’m an idiot! How’d I not see that? Thanks pal

 

[Ged73]

You can use the multiple mode to take 25-30 quick shots at the same location. Then by stacking them you can get a photo with higher density having the the effect of a much higher megapixel photo.

That! I have to try, no grain issues ?

 

[HoozierDroneDaddy]

I could not find the original demo so here is a new one I found showing how to make a Superpixel Photo from stacking layers.

A good article explaining the process, pros, cons, etc.
A Practical Guide to Creating Superresolution Photos with Photoshop