I recently shared some Canon 7D HDR bracketing tips. Below is a video tutorial to help demonstrate a couple of tricks that I use to capture a 5 or 7 image bracketed series HDR. If you are not familiar with the term “HDR”, check out my HDR Tutorials and Examples.
Tag Archives: Canon 7DWhen I first purchased my Canon 7D, I quickly learned my existing battery grip for the 50D was not compatible with the 7D. After selling my Canon 50D, I decided to purchase a battery grip for the 7D. Initially, I was just going to order another Canon battery grip but then I discovered the Zeikos… Capturing sunsets prior to HDR was a difficult task and often required some fancy expensive lens filters such as a graduated neutral density filter. I recently found a great article by Galen Rowell from 1992 which outlined why ND Grads were so critical to capture the desired exposure. HDR provides a new method of dealing… I’ve tried Aperture, iPhoto and Google Picasa; however, Adobe Lightroom continues to be my favorite photo management program. I recently discovered a faster and a safer way to import photos which could be applied to any of the photo management programs mentioned. I like to convert all of my RAW files to DNG during import… HDR is exploding with popularity and adds an exciting new tool set to the creative world of digital photography. If you are not familiar with the term “HDR”, check out my HDR Tutorials or this excellent HDR overview on Wikipedia. I greatly enjoy capturing HDR images with my Canon 5D Mark II and Canon 7D… |
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