Bracketing
This setting allows you to create a set of images with a single press of the Shutter button, with each image set to a different value, based upon the Bracketing option selected. Use Bracketing when you want to try variations on an image. For example, using the Color option, you could capture a single scene in color, in black and white, and in sepia for an old- fashioned look.
1.In the Capture Menu (see page 62), select Bracketing.
2.Use the 
buttons to highlight a Bracketing option. If you select Exposure, use the 
buttons to select a value (0.3, 0.7, or 1.0).
3.Press 
to save the setting.
4.Press the Shutter button all the way down one time to take the entire
NOTE: Using Flash with Bracketing may result in a delay between the three shots, depending on lighting. Using
After the set of images has been taken, each image appears in Instant Review (see page 117). To delete the set of images, press 
, then select Entire Bracketing Sequence in the Delete
NOTE: Bracketing does not apply in the Panorama modes, nor while recording video clips. Burst is ignored when using Bracketing.
