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<blockquote data-quote="Adam" data-source="post: 834156" data-attributes="member: 61878">As I mentioned in my introduction, I am new Nikon user, got my D7200 several days ago, so I have plenty to learn.I am trying (and struggling) to set my D7200 to take auto bracketing burst photos (probably 5 but minimum 3 photos with intention to merge them on post), RAW+Jpeg, by pressing shutter once. Always or almost always I will use tripod. After setting everything needed I want to touch my camera just once and after 2-3 seconds exposure delay (to avoid mirror and camera vibrations) I want my auto BKT burst session done &quot;automatically&quot;, without touching camera until burst is completed.&nbsp; I do not want to keep pressing shutter button... :-(I spent lot of time trying to make this work, to no success so far. Am I missing something ? Or is this impossible with D7200 ?In worst case, I can try to use wireless remote and press remote several times to take several photos but this is far from optimal-takes too long and sure I want to minimize any subject movement and mirror/camera vibration.Thanks in advance</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Adam, post: 834156, member: 61878"] As I mentioned in my introduction, I am new Nikon user, got my D7200 several days ago, so I have plenty to learn. I am trying (and struggling) to set my D7200 to take auto bracketing burst photos (probably 5 but minimum 3 photos with intention to merge them on post), RAW+Jpeg, by pressing shutter once. Always or almost always I will use tripod. After setting everything needed I want to touch my camera just once and after 2-3 seconds exposure delay (to avoid mirror and camera vibrations) I want my auto BKT burst session done "automatically", without touching camera until burst is completed. I do not want to keep pressing shutter button... :-( I spent lot of time trying to make this work, to no success so far. Am I missing something ? Or is this impossible with D7200 ? In worst case, I can try to use wireless remote and press remote several times to take several photos but this is far from optimal-takes too long and sure I want to minimize any subject movement and mirror/camera vibration. Thanks in advance [/QUOTE]

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