Most HDR shooters set the camera in aperature priority. Set up exposure bracketing over whatever range you like, usually -2, then 0 then +2, self time on 2 seconds or cable release and continuous shooting mode and then the camera fires a series of 3 shots. If you are shooting in a low light situation doesn't this continuous action create camera shake? Doesn't the mirror flopping up and down add shake? Also you can't use mirror lock up with this technique.

On the other hand, you could set the camera to manual, use mirror lock up and change the exposure by manually changing the time value for each shot and using single shot not continuous. You could still use the 2 second delay. Of course movement of the camera could be introduced when you change the time value.

What do you think? And, what has been your experience?


Steve