1D Mark III Exposure Bracketing

I have been searching for a while. I couldn't find the way to set exposure bracketing (-2,0,+2, etc).

Can someone help please.

Thanks

Press bracketing button on top left, then roll in the amount.

Sorry i mean multiple exposures, like 3 shots at once at +2 0 -2 or so

That's not how EB works. It's 1 shot at underexposed 1 shot middle 1 shot over. On the 1D3, you can set it shoot that way for multiple exposures, but you'll always have the -2,0,2,-2,0,2,etc.

If you need the -2 x3, 0 x3 , 2 x3, you will need to do it manually with the wheel.

TaDa: Yes i mean how to set multiple exposure to get one over under and middle. How? Sorry for the confusion.

And that's what I'm saying, you can't unless you do it manually

LLL wrote in post #12075155
TaDa: Yes i mean how to set multiple exposure to get one over under and middle. How? Sorry for the confusion.

apersson850 wrote in post #12075096
Press bracketing button on top left, then roll in the amount.

When you do this, you will see three lines under the exposure line instead of one. Change your shooting mode to continuous, and hold the shutter button down. It will take three pictures back-to-back.

How to enable the 3 lines?

5D2 is at the menu, but I couldn't find it on 1D3

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That's what I told you to begin with. Press the AEB buttons on top left, then dial in the amount of variation with the dial.
There is no dedicated AEB button, but you see the symbol between MODE and AF.DRIVE buttons. Press both at the same time.

Oh, i've to press Mode & AF-Drive together.

Damn, dumb me, thanks guys. =)