AEB Photo Editing in Darktable (HDR without the Hassle)

Auto Exposure Bracketing is the perfect solution to photos that are difficult to expose correctly. Darktable has an internal function that allows users to combine multiple exposures into a single High Dynamic Range (HDR) image that gives incredible quality for image editors.

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Chapters:
0:00 - What is AEB Photography
0:41 - Why Shooting with a Tripod is Important
1:10 - Method 1 for Combining Multiple Exposures
2:01 - AEB vs Standard Dynamic Range
2:34 - Editing Exposure Using the Histogram
3:13 - Adding Contrast with Curves
4:03 - Adding Localized Saturation with the Color Equalizer
5:01 - Using the Vignette Tool
5:45 - Method 2 for Combining Multiple Exposures
6:09 - Basic Image Edits
6:30 - Copying Edits to Other Images
6:56 - Flaws of Method 2
7:17 - Final Thoughts
7:40 - Outro