Adamblake
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Nikon's D80, D90, D6xx, D7xxx, D300, D700, D800, and Dx DSLRs can make double (or multiple) exposures (not HDR, not bracketing).I would love to be able to double expose with my digital camera...
Nope, it's a normal shot. My camera won't allow me to shoot hdr when I'm saving as RAW. I have to save as jpg only and switch the hdr setting for every single shot. If I shoot hdr I shoot bracked shots and put them together later.Yea: but the lasers don't look nearly as correct as the JPEG got them.
I'm still kinda thinking the JPEG was made by an HDR auto-mode.
Hmm I dont know what WB bracketing is.. Anyone else know if this is causing the problem and can explain it more?Ahem.. I think I (a relative newbie) have found the answer.
The WB bracketing is "Not available at image quality settings that include NEF (RAW)".
I could not find any specific disclaimer under active D-lighting.
Hmmm.. interesting discussion. I am familiar with these crazy lights and it is hard to edit it. I always shoot it RAW only and I have never seen/didnt know that the on camera JPEG may give you a better result. It may not be the case for Canon though. I will check it out when I get home.
Nice, could you let me know how you did it?Something like this?
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Thanks! That really helped me out, I only tried to reduce the blue saturation not purple also..If you just reduce the purple and blue saturation, and/or move the WB closer to 9K things get back in check.
Thanks! That really helped me out, I only tried to reduce the blue saturation not purple also..If you just reduce the purple and blue saturation, and/or move the WB closer to 9K things get back in check.