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Day 302 Daily Photo Challenge 10/28/2012 "Bracketing"
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Oct 28, 2012 12:40:45   #
aleone63 Loc: Some place in Wisconsin
 
pg 2

Love the rust kjfishman

that is a very cool effect wowbmw

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Oct 28, 2012 12:42:16   #
aleone63 Loc: Some place in Wisconsin
 
RiverNan wrote:
Dutch...
Im not expert at the in camera thing having just looked it up myself but here are two thoughts if you really want to keep at it.
first make sure your camera is set to take multiple shots...on one click or what you are referring to as BURST. then set it to its bracket setting.

if you cant figure that out...just change the settings manually. Make sure your object is not moving for this experiment. shoot one stop under what you think is right...the right setting and one over...then you will have the three.

I didnt do it right either and decided to do the Art BRACKET setting. There are about a dozen art filters on the cam and if you shoot once in ART BRACKET it just fires em all off so here are three

Dutchbug wrote:
Wow, looks like I can't play today :cry: I tried to do the bracketing and even Googled the settings to use in my camera and still can't get it to take more than one picture at a time, no 3 pic burst. Not sure what I am doing wrong.
Dutch... br Im not expert at the in camera thing h... (show quote)


Pg 3
I really like those nan :thumbup:

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Oct 28, 2012 12:44:01   #
aleone63 Loc: Some place in Wisconsin
 
Dutchbug wrote:
Thanks RiverNan! I went online and looked up how to change my settinging for my D5100 to shoot in bracking, Did what it said. I have changed my settings to multiple shots and to the bracketing...LOL...I was out standing in my front yard at sunrise for quite a while trying "M" "P" "A" and still one shot. Came back in the house read more and still can't..LOL

RiverNan wrote:
Dutch...
Im not expert at the in camera thing having just looked it up myself but here are two thoughts if you really want to keep at it.
first make sure your camera is set to take multiple shots...on one click or what you are referring to as BURST. then set it to its bracket setting.

if you cant figure that out...just change the settings manually. Make sure your object is not moving for this experiment. shoot one stop under what you think is right...the right setting and one over...then you will have the three.

Dutchbug wrote:
Wow, looks like I can't play today :cry: I tried to do the bracketing and even Googled the settings to use in my camera and still can't get it to take more than one picture at a time, no 3 pic burst. Not sure what I am doing wrong.
Dutch... br Im not expert at the in camera thing h... (show quote)
Thanks RiverNan! I went online and looked up how t... (show quote)


hmmmm thats frustrating.. I am just learning a nikon 3100 so I am useless here!

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Oct 28, 2012 12:44:51   #
aleone63 Loc: Some place in Wisconsin
 
Tooth Maker wrote:
10/28/2012 "Bracketing"


pg 3

Well done andrew! :-D

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Oct 28, 2012 12:46:25   #
aleone63 Loc: Some place in Wisconsin
 
Georgiann wrote:
Thanks Annette for making me figure this out didn't even know my camera did it!! Didn't like this pictures choice in CS3 but in Photomatix I did here's mine!


pg 3
see I like the final result! Now you know something new about your camera!!! YAY miss GG! :thumbup:

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Oct 28, 2012 12:47:34   #
aleone63 Loc: Some place in Wisconsin
 
Roadrunner wrote:
That fellow there had set up at f/22 for three minutes...


pg 3

Gosh I wish I could do that.... :thumbup: I would like to do a waterfall that way

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Oct 28, 2012 12:49:31   #
aleone63 Loc: Some place in Wisconsin
 
HEY FOLKS Tomorrow is a FULL MOON ALERT! I can't unfortunately post the ALert like I usually do since I ave a bug on my computer, but I took it to a neighbor that is an IT tech here and he is taking a look at it. FULL MOON FOR MONDAY!!!!

In the mean time I am using my moms' computer and thank gosh I have an external HD if I don't get my computer back intime for Tuesdays challenge.

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Oct 28, 2012 13:12:05   #
kjfishman Loc: Fulton MO
 
wowbmw wrote:
Sometimes I forget to hit the "set" button on my Canon 7D after I set the bracketing in the menu and yes, be sure you use high speed continuous.
RiverNan wrote:
Dutch...
Im not expert at the in camera thing having just looked it up myself but here are two thoughts if you really want to keep at it.
first make sure your camera is set to take multiple shots...on one click or what you are referring to as BURST. then set it to its bracket setting.

if you cant figure that out...just change the settings manually. Make sure your object is not moving for this experiment. shoot one stop under what you think is right...the right setting and one over...then you will have the three.

I didnt do it right either and decided to do the Art BRACKET setting. There are about a dozen art filters on the cam and if you shoot once in ART BRACKET it just fires em all off so here are three

Dutchbug wrote:
Wow, looks like I can't play today :cry: I tried to do the bracketing and even Googled the settings to use in my camera and still can't get it to take more than one picture at a time, no 3 pic burst. Not sure what I am doing wrong.
Dutch... br Im not expert at the in camera thing h... (show quote)
Sometimes I forget to hit the "set" butt... (show quote)


You can use a tripod for bracketing manually and when using a slower shutter speed.

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Oct 28, 2012 13:32:52   #
Dutchbug Loc: Southern CA
 
aleone63 wrote:
Dutchbug wrote:
Wow, looks like I can't play today :cry: I tried to do the bracketing and even Googled the settings to use in my camera and still can't get it to take more than one picture at a time, no 3 pic burst. Not sure what I am doing wrong.


what kind of camera do you have?


Nikon D5100, I got it about a month ago or so. I think I have it figured out...LOL

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Oct 28, 2012 13:38:07   #
Dutchbug Loc: Southern CA
 
OK...so it was me...there is more "continuous" settings than the one I was changing...LOL ...so once I figured that out, I stepped out back and just took a picture of a corner of my back yard. Sorry they are not exciting pics but at least I figured out how to shoot in bracketing...now...have to learn how to merge them...LOL...another challenge...LOL

***Thank You Everyone For Your Help!!







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Oct 28, 2012 14:22:51   #
umpquafisher Loc: now in E. Central Florida
 
I love bracketing my pics. I use several programs but most
ly SerifPlus, which is so easy... Here's one I took in the rain yesterday near my home..

Whitewater Falls
Whitewater Falls...

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Oct 28, 2012 14:51:41   #
RiverNan Loc: Eastern Pa
 
sorry to hear...im having the same problem so this is what i did.
I shot it up in manual...tried to merge them with no luck
then I just took the one I thought would look most the way I wanted it and worked it in Windows Live.

4 images
iso 400, fstop 4.5


Dutchbug wrote:
Thanks RiverNan! I went online and looked up how to change my settinging for my D5100 to shoot in bracking, Did what it said. I have changed my settings to multiple shots and to the bracketing...LOL...I was out standing in my front yard at sunrise for quite a while trying "M" "P" "A" and still one shot. Came back in the house read more and still can't..LOL

RiverNan wrote:
Dutch...
Im not expert at the in camera thing having just looked it up myself but here are two thoughts if you really want to keep at it.
first make sure your camera is set to take multiple shots...on one click or what you are referring to as BURST. then set it to its bracket setting.

if you cant figure that out...just change the settings manually. Make sure your object is not moving for this experiment. shoot one stop under what you think is right...the right setting and one over...then you will have the three.

Dutchbug wrote:
Wow, looks like I can't play today :cry: I tried to do the bracketing and even Googled the settings to use in my camera and still can't get it to take more than one picture at a time, no 3 pic burst. Not sure what I am doing wrong.
Dutch... br Im not expert at the in camera thing h... (show quote)
Thanks RiverNan! I went online and looked up how t... (show quote)

1/200
1/200...

1/80
1/80...

1/50
1/50...

ISO 400 f4.5 1/200 adjusted in windows live
ISO 400 f4.5 1/200 adjusted in windows live...

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Oct 28, 2012 14:57:39   #
Roadrunner Loc: Quebec, Canada
 
An after dinner stroll







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Oct 28, 2012 15:14:13   #
markar Loc: Michigan
 
dane004 wrote:
markar wrote:
Hi, Annette. Huh???? Guess I will come back in the morning to see more examples. lol.
Wishing you a good day.


markar have a great day today


Thank you Dane, I'm going for RED, in fact I think I'll go for it now.

How about this
How about this...

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Oct 28, 2012 15:32:51   #
Roadrunner Loc: Quebec, Canada
 
Looking down about 120' of stairs

f/22 1/10 0 comp.
f/22 1/10 0 comp....

f/22 1/15 -2/3
f/22 1/15 -2/3...

f/22 1/6 +2/3
f/22 1/6 +2/3...

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