Autoeksponering
Autoeksponering refers to automatic exposure control in photography and cinematography. It automatically selects a suitable combination of shutter speed, aperture, and sometimes ISO to render a scene with a pleasing brightness, based on a metered assessment of the incoming light.
Most cameras use light metering to evaluate scene brightness. Common metering modes include evaluative (matrix), center-weighted,
Strengths and limitations: Autoeksponering works well for typical scenes and rapidly changing light, but it can
Variants and refinements include Auto Exposure Bracketing (AEB), which captures multiple exposures for later blending, and