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<blockquote data-quote="Seedy" data-source="post: 1399490" data-attributes="member: 10694">Thanks <img src="/images/smilies/smile.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" data-shortname=":)" />I was going for a somewhat natural HDR, instead of the super saturated &quot;obviosly hdr&quot; type image.&nbsp; I was shooting in low light and varied the shutter spped instead of EV.&nbsp; Is there a way to make my d200 auto bracket and take mutiple photos automatically?&nbsp; I used only 4 photos with exposures from (IIRC) 6s, 10s, 14s and 30s.&nbsp; Ill post resized jpegs of the original images with exif intact when I get home tonight.I want to try this technique on some architecure.&nbsp; I&#039;m just now learning how to create these kind of images and I want to play around with it some more.&nbsp; I didn&#039;t really spend a lot of time on the shot composition as I just wanted to have images to try HDR with.&nbsp; Ill try something a bit more &quot;typical HDR&quot; (with all the crazy colors) soon too.&nbsp; My goal on using HDR here was to create a fairly realistic image that looked better than 1 shot by itself could.&nbsp; When you see the 4 original images, it will be a bit clearer as to why I chose HDR.&nbsp; I&#039;m not really sure about this technique for a weapons photo as I can&#039;t think of a reason or composition that would be suitable...&nbsp; I&#039;m also thinking about playing with usinf flashlights on one of the &quot;brightest&quot; (longest exposure) to see what kind of effects I can create.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Seedy, post: 1399490, member: 10694"] Thanks :) I was going for a somewhat natural HDR, instead of the super saturated "obviosly hdr" type image. I was shooting in low light and varied the shutter spped instead of EV. Is there a way to make my d200 auto bracket and take mutiple photos automatically? I used only 4 photos with exposures from (IIRC) 6s, 10s, 14s and 30s. Ill post resized jpegs of the original images with exif intact when I get home tonight. I want to try this technique on some architecure. I'm just now learning how to create these kind of images and I want to play around with it some more. I didn't really spend a lot of time on the shot composition as I just wanted to have images to try HDR with. Ill try something a bit more "typical HDR" (with all the crazy colors) soon too. My goal on using HDR here was to create a fairly realistic image that looked better than 1 shot by itself could. When you see the 4 original images, it will be a bit clearer as to why I chose HDR. I'm not really sure about this technique for a weapons photo as I can't think of a reason or composition that would be suitable... I'm also thinking about playing with usinf flashlights on one of the "brightest" (longest exposure) to see what kind of effects I can create. [/QUOTE]

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