Bracketing generates multiple versions of an image by altering a specific variable setting. EXILIM PRO provides two bracketing modes: Auto Bracketing and Multi Bracketing. With Auto Bracketing, you can record a series of images using different settings for exposure, white balance, and focus. Multi Bracketing lets you apply different color filters, saturation settings, sharpness settings, and more to produce multiple versions of the same image. Multi Bracketing Variables Number of Images Settings Applied Sample Images Filter 1 5 Normal, monochrome, sepia, red, magenta Filter 2 5 Normal, Green, Blue, Yellow, Pink Portrait 3 Normal, Type A, Type B Sharpness 5 0, -1, +1, -2, +2 Saturation 5 0, -1, +1, -2, +2 Contrast 5 0, -1, +1, -2, +2 The above images are produced using Portrait Multi Bracketing. Three images are produced, one each using the Normal, Type A (soft focus), and Type B (enhanced flesh tones) Portrait settings. With Auto Bracketing, exposure (EV value) is automatically shifted as a series of images is recorded. You can select from among three variables to be shifted: EV value (AE bracketing), white balance (WB bracketing), or focus (AF bracketing). You can specify recording of either three or five images, and you can specify a base value from which to shift the setting of a parameter. Images Recorded with AE Bracketing The Multi Preview screen shows you all of the images in a series produced by an Auto Bracketing, Multi Bracketing, or a high-speed continuous shutter operation. Each of the images recorded with a bracketing operation is accompanied by the value of the applicable variable. If you record a series of images using AE bracketing, for example, the Multi Preview screen shows each image along with its EV shift value. *Screen images shown in this website are simulations for explanatory purpose only.