In this tutorial I’ll explain how you can take bracketed shots with iPhone to create HDRs on iPhone or notebook.

Create a focus bracket (for focus stacking) with the bracketing app. For the bracket type focus you can specify the minimum and maximum distance and the number of photos. The camera app CameraPixels will then take a series of photos that are focused at different distances.

Now in Photo mode while shooting raw, dng files you can tap the EB button and do an instant exposure bracket for 3, 5 or 7 images and you can set the spread anywhere you desire such as ½, 1/3, ¼ stops or anywhere in between.

But what if you want to manually take bracketed photos with your iPhone, similar to how DSLR and mirrorless cameras have the automatic exposure bracketing (AEB) feature? With the iPhone, it’s possible to manually take bracketed images using the Moment Pro Camera App .

CameraPixels is known for its best-in-class bracketing. You can capture exposure brackets in auto or semi-manual modes, focus brackets with up to 100 images, and even combined brackets