Hello, this is Stuart from the Photomatix team and I'm going to show you how to
set up Automatic Exposure Bracketing on a Fujifilm X-T2.
This will let you take 3 photographs each at a different exposure when you press the shutter button.
Switch the camera on, and with the shutter Speed Dial, select A for Automatic
and make sure that the Exposure Compensation Dial is set to 0.
Locate the Drive Mode and turn the lower part of the dial to select BKT for Bracketing.
On the back of the camera, on the right, you'll find a set of 4 buttons
known as The Selector,
and in the centre, the Menu OK button.
Press the Menu button and the menu appears on-screen.
Now press the left hand Selector button to highlight the current menu.
Pressing the lower Selector button twice takes you to the Shooting Settings menu.
Then press the right-hand Selector button once to access it.
Drive Setting should now be highlighted.
Press the right hand Selector button to access the menu.
The first item on the next screen is Bracketing Setting.
To access it, press the right-hand Selector button.
The second item on the next screen is AEB BKT
Auto Exposure Bracketing.
Press the lower Selector button once to select it,
followed by the right-hand Selector button.
Here you're going to choose how many photos you're going to take
and at which exposure values.
The first item on this menu is Frame/Step Setting.
press the right-hand Selector button to access it.
This screen is split into 2:
on the left you can choose how many photos you want to take, referred to as Frames,
and on the right, the EV Setting, referred to here as Step Setting.
Starting with Frames, select the number of bracketed photographs you would like to take
using the upper or lower Selector buttons.
Here I'll select + - 3 frames.
Now with the right hand Selector button select the other side of the screen, the Step Setting.
This sets the spacing between your bracketed exposures.
A spacing of 2 EV steps gives you a good exposure range with just 3 bracketed frames.
However, we recommend not to exceed 2 EV steps as to ensure the best quality.
To select 2 EV steps, use the upper or lower Selector buttons and select 2 Step.
In effect, what you've chosen are 3 photographs at a 2 EV spacing:
1 photo at 2 stops underexposed
1 photo exposed normally
and 1 photo 2 stops overexposed.
Below the Menu OK button is the Back button.
Press it once.
So that you can take all 3 photographs just by holding your finger on the shutter button,
here you'll need to adjust the 2nd item on this menu to read 'Continuous'.
To select it, press the lower button once
followed by the right-hand button
and then the lower button.
To save it, press OK.
To exit the Menu Settings and return to the main screen, press the Back button 4 times.
Once back at the main screen, on the left of the display, you will find the Exposure Indicator.
Check that the centre marker is at 0
But if it isn't, then you can relocate it using the Exposure Compensation Dial.
All you need to do now is to keep the camera still, press and hold down the
shutter button until all your photos are taken.