Shutter Speed: Third is shutter speed – the exposure setting you should always adjust first if possible. Especially if you’re shooting from a tripod, and your subject isn’t moving, it’s a no-brainer; shutter speed is the way to go. However, in scenes with quickly-moving subjects and the potential for motion blur, you might not have the flexibility to bracket shutter speed. In those cases, ISO is often the better choice. I still wouldn’t bracket aperture – although perhaps you can use a wider aperture for all your photos so you no longer have a problem bracketing shutter speed.
As a side note, I recommend using either manual or aperture-priority mode (with Auto ISO turned off) for bracketing exposure. Otherwise, you might end up bracketing aperture or ISO unintentionally, when you intended to adjust shutter speed instead.
As a side note, I recommend using either manual or aperture-priority mode (with Auto ISO turned off) for bracketing exposure. Otherwise, you might end up bracketing aperture or ISO unintentionally, when you intended to adjust shutter speed instead.
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