My most used photo mode with the Mavic Pro is the AEB - 5 option.
It gives you just a bit (a lot) more dynamic range to work with.
Shot taken on the morning after the first frosty night of this year fall season

Appreciate sharing this shot with us! Nicely done.

Sweet shot.

Interesting, at the same time you can feel the freezing cold and the somehow warm sunshine. Keep it up!

Good Shot !!

DJI Tony Posted at 11-3 15:32
Appreciate sharing this shot with us! Nicely done.

Thanks a lot!

Woe Posted at 11-3 19:05
Sweet shot.

Thank you Woe!

DJDudu Posted at 11-3 21:48
Interesting, at the same time you can feel the freezing cold and the somehow warm sunshine. Keep it up!

I surely did not feel that in my fingers
Thanks!

Amazing shot! Well done

jacksonnai Posted at 11-4 04:41
Amazing shot! Well done

Thank you!

Montfrooij Posted at 11-3 23:06
Thank you Woe!

You're welcome

DJDudu Posted at 11-3 21:48
Interesting, at the same time you can feel the freezing cold and the somehow warm sunshine. Keep it up!

Exactly my feeling as well, great work Monty

Flybee Posted at 11-4 05:55
Exactly my feeling as well, great work Monty

Thanks a lot!

Montfrooij Posted at 11-4 05:05
Thank you!

You're welcome Monty!

Great shot, looks chilly

ShermanFlyer Posted at 11-6 05:45
Great shot, looks chilly

Thank you!

Montfrooij Posted at 11-6 01:36
Thanks a lot!

you are most welcome

Great photo, someone was up bright and early!

ChrisJG Posted at 11-6 11:46
Great photo, someone was up bright and early!

Thanks!
Just how I like it
(bright and early)

Montfrooij Posted at 11-3 23:06
Thanks a lot!

You're most welcome!

Montfrooij Posted at 11-6 05:52
Thank you!

You're welcome

ShermanFlyer Posted at 11-12 06:45
You're welcome

Do you use the AEB mode on your MA?

Montfrooij Posted at 11-12 06:46
Do you use the AEB mode on your MA?

Yes I do, probably 95% of the time. gives you so much more flexibility.

ShermanFlyer Posted at 11-12 08:39
Yes I do, probably 95% of the time. gives you so much more flexibility.

True.
I'm not able to get so much out of single exposures.
Too much contrast in a lot of situations.

Montfrooij Posted at 11-12 12:33
True.
I'm not able to get so much out of single exposures.
Too much contrast in a lot of situations.

Given the time I like to do some comparisons.
e.g. Edit my RAW AEB's individually and then compare them to a stack. Sometimes with interesting results.
That being said, I then spend far too much time deciding which image I like best.

ShermanFlyer Posted at 11-12 15:06
Given the time I like to do some comparisons.
e.g. Edit my RAW AEB's individually and then compare them to a stack. Sometimes with interesting results.
That being said, I then spend far too much time deciding which image I like best.

Yeah, true.
I know DNG will give you a little bit more headroom .
But not as much as AEB5 does.
By far.

Montfrooij Posted at 11-12 23:25
Yeah, true.
I know DNG will give you a little bit more headroom .
But not as much as AEB5 does.

Question, and I'm picking your brains here
In the live stack TAB, do you have a "Go to Option" e.g. Mean, Medium, etc or is it individual capture dependent. Or do you just create a pixel layer and adjust from there ?
From my perspective it is almost always different .

ShermanFlyer Posted at 11-13 14:28
Question, and I'm picking your brains here
In the live stack TAB, do you have a "Go to Option" e.g. Mean, Medium, etc or is it individual capture dependent. Or do you just create a pixel layer and adjust from there ?
From my perspective it is almost always different .

I don't have these options in Affinity Photo.
I assume you are referring to some Adobe product.
But I skipped those some time ago.

Nice shot. I haven't had a chance to try out an AEB shot with my M2P yet.

unhommelibre Posted at 11-14 06:07
Nice shot. I haven't had a chance to try out an AEB shot with my M2P yet.

Thanks!
On the M2P the need is less urgent.
Since you have a larger sensor.
BUT, it will give you a lot more headroom to work with in high contrast situations.

Montfrooij Posted at 11-14 05:29
I don't have these options in Affinity Photo.
I assume you are referring to some Adobe product.
But I skipped those some time ago.

I'm referring to Affinity photo, it's all I use. Maybe we are at cross purposes here.
Example from a 5 stack, see layer menu

ShermanFlyer Posted at 11-14 14:29
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I'm referring to Affinity photo, it's all I use. Maybe we are at cross purposes here.
Example from a 5 stack, see layer menu

Cool, I never knew that option.
How do you get that?

Montfrooij Posted at 11-15 01:27
Cool, I never knew that option.
How do you get that?

I have used the windows 10 screen recorder to try and demonstrate. Unfortunately it dos not show the pop ups when recording the screen from AP. But hopefully the method should be clear from this short video.
After making your stack, go over to the adjustments section, click on layers, then click on the icon second from right, this will show drop down menu.

ShermanFlyer Posted at 11-15 05:38
I have used the windows 10 screen recorder to try and demonstrate. Unfortunately it dos not show the pop ups when recording the screen from AP. But hopefully the method should be clear from this short video.
After making your stack, go over to the adjustments section, click on layers, then click on the icon second from right, this will show drop down menu.
https://youtu.be/WofoZ9su_Zc

Thanks for that!
I never used live stacks before!

Montfrooij Posted at 11-15 05:57
Thanks for that!
I never used live stacks before!

No problem.
I guess that we use slightly different methods with AEB to produce e.g. a pano
Still, there is more than one way to "Skin a Cat"

ShermanFlyer Posted at 11-15 06:29
No problem.
I guess that we use slightly different methods with AEB to produce e.g. a pano
Still, there is more than one way to "Skin a Cat"

Yeah, I guess so.
What have you done previous to this?
(to get that live stack)

Montfrooij Posted at 11-15 06:56
Yeah, I guess so.
What have you done previous to this?
(to get that live stack)

Sorry, should have said as it's not in the short video.
1. File - New Stack
2. Add AEB files in next menu. No need to check live alignment unless there is motion in the shots
3. Click OK and the stack will be produced allowing access to the live stack menu on the right.
You can then select or deselect any of the AEB files in the stack allowing you to see the difference it makes to the live stack

ShermanFlyer Posted at 11-15 07:04
Sorry, should have said as it's not in the short video.
1. File - New Stack
2. Add AEB files in next menu. No need to check live alignment unless there is motion in the shots

Ah ok.
I always use the HDR merge function.
Super versatile!

Montfrooij Posted at 11-16 10:51
Ah ok.
I always use the HDR merge function.
Super versatile!

Ok, now that makes sense. We were talking slightly different scenarios. I go the impression your shots had an HDR look to them. But then got a little confused when you talked about stacks in your post, but were not mentioning HDR.
All clear now

ShermanFlyer Posted at 11-17 07:23
Ok, now that makes sense. We were talking slightly different scenarios. I go the impression your shots had an HDR look to them. But then got a little confused when you talked about stacks in your post, but were not mentioning HDR.
All clear now

True.
I try not to overdo that effect.