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How do I shoot HDR images in my Nikon D60?
Hello everybody! U all must have noticed that the Nikon D60 DSLR doesn't have the feature take multiple shots with different exposures automatically. Knowing that, why someone has come to a solution on how to take HDR images with the Nikon D60? I tried to do with the camera manually and shakes … Its so fraustrating. Can someone plzzzzzz help me with this??? Thanks in advance ..
First, you will definitely need a tripod for this. You can not shoot without a tripod and HDR Photography is simply impossible, unless you have metal weapons. You need to use the manual mode of the camera D40/D60. Using the manual mode is not hard, is guided by a scale, so it is not difficult. For HDR is that you can take three photos. One more, one normal and one under. This is the classic rule … In the Manual mode, the opening does not change, just change the shutter speed. You do not want a depth field variable. First, move the thumb to the line on the left to hit the black points + level of exposure. Then move until it reaches the center of the scale (o). Then move to the right until you reach the -. Then, in an editor, you can combine Photomatix is a great software. After having taken the photos, click the review button and watch the box to ensure that no drastic movement in the image. The shots must be perfectly aligned. Here is an example of a HDR photography i took a few months ago http://www.flickr.com/photos/27145979 @ N02/3230114478/in/set-72157612643573734 / not so difficult. Here is a link for the software you need to make the image. Unless you pay for it, you will see a watermark on all images (as shown in my photograph). HDR photography is fun. Http: / / www.hdrsoft.com/
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