Comments on: hdr and nikon d200 http://hdrphotos.info/hdr-and-nikon-d200/ Hdr Photos - High Dynamic Range Mon, 19 Jul 2010 13:39:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Sean http://hdrphotos.info/hdr-and-nikon-d200/comment-page-1/#comment-54 Sean Mon, 04 Jan 2010 18:13:28 +0000 http://hdrphotos.info/hdr-and-nikon-d200/#comment-54 This is a useful article and the technique makes use of a little known function on the semi-pro Nikon DSLRs. I prefer to use the Phottix Nikos (http://www.phottix.net/shop/default.asp?product_id=1130) for my bracketing and long exposures. It allows me to set exposure times up to 99hrs 59 minutes and 59 seconds PER image, and I can take 99 images in a row. It keeps my hands off the camera so there is absolutely not movement. It's very reasonably priced for an interval timer too... Of course, if I don't have it with me, then all is not lost thanks to the built in interval timer that you have described... By the way, I'm in no way affiliated to Phottix, I just love the Nikos and Cleon products! This is a useful article and the technique makes use of a little known function on the semi-pro Nikon DSLRs.

I prefer to use the Phottix Nikos (http://www.phottix.net/shop/default.asp?product_id=1130) for my bracketing and long exposures. It allows me to set exposure times up to 99hrs 59 minutes and 59 seconds PER image, and I can take 99 images in a row. It keeps my hands off the camera so there is absolutely not movement. It’s very reasonably priced for an interval timer too… Of course, if I don’t have it with me, then all is not lost thanks to the built in interval timer that you have described…

By the way, I’m in no way affiliated to Phottix, I just love the Nikos and Cleon products!

]]> By: admin http://hdrphotos.info/hdr-and-nikon-d200/comment-page-1/#comment-49 admin Sun, 08 Nov 2009 20:56:51 +0000 http://hdrphotos.info/hdr-and-nikon-d200/#comment-49 Hello Yes you have absolutely right, but if is not a sunny day, and you shoot with f11 and you have let say 1/15 shutter speed, well if you will use bkt -2 then it will be almost 1'' and then the shutter speed don't help you to much. However if is a sunny day then this is a great improvement. Also vibration appear if you use a low money tripod. Hello
Yes you have absolutely right, but if is not a sunny day, and you shoot with f11 and you have let say 1/15 shutter speed, well if you will use bkt -2 then it will be almost 1” and then the shutter speed don’t help you to much. However if is a sunny day then this is a great improvement. Also vibration appear if you use a low money tripod.

]]> By: Daniel http://hdrphotos.info/hdr-and-nikon-d200/comment-page-1/#comment-48 Daniel Sat, 07 Nov 2009 21:27:38 +0000 http://hdrphotos.info/hdr-and-nikon-d200/#comment-48 Good stuff. I would say a higher fps is needed. You don't need to worry about vibration from shuttering. The best hdr camera's are the camera's with very high fps. Afterall we don't want moving clouds and blurry movements for hdri usage. Good stuff. I would say a higher fps is needed. You don’t need to worry about vibration from shuttering. The best hdr camera’s are the camera’s with very high fps. Afterall we don’t want moving clouds and blurry movements for hdri usage.

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