Thunderchunky
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Hey,
New here and just purchased my first DSLR, a Nikon D3300. I now realize it doesn't have auto-bracketing. Which isn't a huge deal for me, but since I am a beginner it is kinda useful for me since I am trying to learn some HDR.
My question is, if I were to get the wireless adapter or Wi-fi adapter, whatever it's called, to remotely shoot with my phone or remote would this enable auto bracketing? I know the Camera isn't capable of it, but I am wondering if from my phone I could set it and it could manually do it rapidly from my phone?
I kinda hope so cause my first attempts at manually doing different exposures for HDR came out horrible. I don't know if it was the photo taking or after combining them in photoshop? Either way, I think the auto-bracketing is something I kinda need eventually for changing HDR shots.
I'm new so go easy. My area of expertise is videography. Just recently getting into stills.
Thanks
New here and just purchased my first DSLR, a Nikon D3300. I now realize it doesn't have auto-bracketing. Which isn't a huge deal for me, but since I am a beginner it is kinda useful for me since I am trying to learn some HDR.
My question is, if I were to get the wireless adapter or Wi-fi adapter, whatever it's called, to remotely shoot with my phone or remote would this enable auto bracketing? I know the Camera isn't capable of it, but I am wondering if from my phone I could set it and it could manually do it rapidly from my phone?
I kinda hope so cause my first attempts at manually doing different exposures for HDR came out horrible. I don't know if it was the photo taking or after combining them in photoshop? Either way, I think the auto-bracketing is something I kinda need eventually for changing HDR shots.
I'm new so go easy. My area of expertise is videography. Just recently getting into stills.
Thanks