This is what I meant to say! Me bad!...Julian
Mine do. Focus is focus.
Did your AF not work with HDR ?
That would be user error.
Yes, but it's better to turn it off. That is unless you put your camera on a tripod. Even then, it's probably best to turn it off.
I'm not sure how your camera handles 'in camera' HDR. However, multiple exposures would be best to have AF off.
--Bob
julian.gang wrote:
This is what I meant to say! Me bad!...Julian
As before, HDR is an exposure feature. It has nothing to do with focus or autofocus.
billnikon
Loc: Pennsylvania/Ohio/Florida/Maui/Oregon/Vermont
julian.gang wrote:
This is what I meant to say! Me bad!...Julian
your not the guy who asked yesterday if auto focus worked in P mode are you?
Any way, if auto focus is turned on in your camera then YES, auto focus will work in HDR mode.
By the way, if auto focus is turned on in your camera, it will stay on until you turn it off.
Good luck and keep on shooting until the end.
PS. you know, one of the great things about digital is that you can see what you get right away, unlike film camera's' so, my point is if you have future questions, why not try them out and see what the results are in your camera right away. Then if you have questions you can come to us for an answer.
Gene51
Loc: Yonkers, NY, now in LSD (LowerSlowerDelaware)
julian.gang wrote:
This is what I meant to say! Me bad!...Julian
Yes, but it's better to not use it with HDR or pano stitching. An easy way is to standardize on a focus mode that does not use the shutter button - such as back button focus - which only focuses when you press the button momentarily, or focuses continuously if you hold the button down.
Orphoto wrote:
As before, HDR is an exposure feature. It has nothing to do with focus or autofocus.
Well, In a way it does. Since HDR requires taking multiple images at differeing exposures, the camera will focus on the subject each time the shutter is engaged unless the camera in placed in the manual focus mode.
I never use my Nikon Df on continuous focusing so I don't know. But normally with HDR it would focus then take multiple shots at the same focus.
billnikon wrote:
your not the guy who asked yesterday if auto focus worked in P mode are you?
Any way, if auto focus is turned on in your camera then YES, auto focus will work in HDR mode.
By the way, if auto focus is turned on in your camera, it will stay on until you turn it off.
Good luck and keep on shooting until the end.
PS. you know, one of the great things about digital is that you can see what you get right away, unlike film camera's' so, my point is if you have future questions, why not try them out and see what the results are in your camera right away. Then if you have questions you can come to us for an answer.
your not the guy who asked yesterday if auto focus... (
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You have just pointed out something I wonder whenever these questions come up. I understand we all have questions, me included. I have no problem with ANY question being asked. But with something like this or the one yesterday about working in P mode, I never understand why the person does not simply try it. Put the camera in HDR or P mode and press the shutter button to see what happens.
Dennis
As pointed out by Bedulamar. Normally you would use a tripod and take multiple exposures for each HDR image. It doesn’t matter how you focus but what is important is that you only focus once per set of images. So you can use autofocus if you want on the first frame and then turn it off for the subsistent frames in the set.
The situation you might be looking at is matching the sensor setting to the situation. That is, a spot meter setting for a situation that requires a overall setting. In some cases try an f11, giving you the depth-of-field you may want or need.
For some reason it never occurs to a lot of people possibly younger people that photography is about practicing and experimenting. Over and over and over again. And then do it some more
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