Cameras at the moment just can not capture the range of highlights and shadows you see through your own eyes. So the idea of HDR (High Dynamic Range) photography is to emulate the dynamic range of the human eye and show how it Appears naturally to your eye.
Exposure fusion takes the best tonalities of a group of images taken at different exposures and combines them in a 'fused' image. This can offer a more realistic natural looking final image than HDR....and are much quicker to process.
14 bit RAW video! This is big news as most of the Canon DSLRs lacked sharpness because of the compressed h.264 video files. Now, you have greater picture detail and sharpness as well as greater control when colour grading.
Magic Lantern Firmware offers some awesome features for Canon DSLRs. HDR video is one of them. Here is a tutorial on instalment and workflow.
If you do not have the option for multiple exposure settings, find that your camera and/or memory card can't handle the amount of RAW files being written or require fairly short intervals between each shot but still want to create a rich...
