Dp-PARIS
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@ Overread why would you bracket with the aperture? You would find it hard to do a HDR with different apertures. Bracketing is done with shutter speed, you want the depth of field to be the same.
@ Overread why would you bracket with the aperture? You would find it hard to do a HDR with different apertures. Bracketing is done with shutter speed, you want the depth of field to be the same.
He shoots macro, shots can be stacked
Nikon's equivelent to the 5D Mk II, the D700, has 9 auto brackets.gsgary said:Why would exposure bracketing hold you back, don't you know how to alter the exposure by half or 1 stop a stop each way ?
When Nikon has more then 3 Autobrackets and Canon does not for the 5D I will wait a bit longer to see what develops.
Exposure Bracketing
From 2 to 9 exposures in increments of 1/3, 1/2, 2/3 or 1 EV
@ Overread why would you bracket with the aperture? You would find it hard to do a HDR with different apertures. Bracketing is done with shutter speed, you want the depth of field to be the same.
He shoots macro, shots can be stacked
Yeah I was thinking macro there.
Thus far my only HDR's/tonemaps have been the "fake" kind pulled out of a single RAW shot so I sometimes forget that it shutter speed one works with for landscapes.
I'd wait for the 5D MkIII. Set to be released this spring. It's definitely going to my jump to full-frame.
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Still....for focus stacking, wouldn't you need to change the focus point (or distance)? If you are just changing the aperture, the one with the smallest aperture will have the deepest DOF, the other shots in the bracket set wouldn't be of any use if all that changed was the aperture.@ Overread why would you bracket with the aperture? You would find it hard to do a HDR with different apertures. Bracketing is done with shutter speed, you want the depth of field to be the same.
He shoots macro, shots can be stacked
Still....for focus stacking, wouldn't you need to change the focus point (or distance)? If you are just changing the aperture, the one with the smallest aperture will have the deepest DOF, the other shots in the bracket set wouldn't be of any use if all that changed was the aperture.@ Overread why would you bracket with the aperture? You would find it hard to do a HDR with different apertures. Bracketing is done with shutter speed, you want the depth of field to be the same.
He shoots macro, shots can be stacked