"Manual" HDR (minting RAW file). 6D Mii

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How do you use the HDR exposure features to allow the camera to create three RAW images (exposed, under-exposed, under-exposed)?

I am aware of the cameras ability to combine images for HDR, but it generates a JPEG, which I don't want since I will want to do further post-processing in RAW.
What I want is to use the slider on the exposure bar to pick my range of exposures but have the camera create three separate RAW images in quick succession (or where I can hit the shutter myself two more times without making manual adjustments.)  I am very wary of ever touching the camera on the tripod when taking such exposures and often want all three to be in very quick succession. 

Any help?
 

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The short answer is don’t use the HDR functionality in the camera. It you want three RAW files, then capture three RAW files using AEB.

Are you using a tripod?  If so, then setup your exposure increments.  Use the shutter delay timer, and the entire sequence will be captured automatically. 

If not, then use a very steady hand. 

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But where this three RAW files your merged later in Lr or Photoshop or JHPEGS created in the camera? My point was that I don't want the latter.
I'm note sure how this is getting confusing. I simply want to take three compensated photos in RAW and alter larger them in Lr. I can't see to get or understand an answer about whether the camera will take three or I need to take three separately If the latter, it seems like I can do the in whatever way is best for me in the situation -- handheld with shutter or using a remote shutter release. Help? 

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I'd sure like to edit my own posts to correct some typos or clarify, but it does not allow me to do so. Sorry for the typos, but I have shoulder surgery and am typing with one hand.