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Comment by andymat posted on Newcastle Quayside at 05/02/2014 - 18:34
I too think they are great and of particular interest to me as I have a K-r. What I'd like to know is when you bracketed the shots did you press the shutter release button with the camera on a tripod? What I would like to do is use a remote to initiate the pictures but since you cannot set the camera to bracket at the same time as setting it to respond to the remote, and the camera does not have a cable release socket, there really is no alternative.
Just interested to know how you get round it as I would like to limit the movement/shaking of the camera as the pictures are taken.
But great pictures - looks like the last one you are on a boat in the river!
Andy
Just interested to know how you get round it as I would like to limit the movement/shaking of the camera as the pictures are taken.
But great pictures - looks like the last one you are on a boat in the river!
Andy
Comment by andymat posted on Newcastle Quayside at 05/02/2014 - 12:31


Could be your best excuse to upgrade
The normal 'get around' for this problem is the self-timer - I don't know the Kr, so this may still be possible with auto-bracketing activated.