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<blockquote data-quote="Carroll" data-source="post: 105501" data-attributes="member: 9246">I saw a feature in the menu for bracketing, I have not found any description yet&nbsp; in the manual, so, I'll have to see how this function works. I thought the 5100&nbsp; does not support auto bracketing. Read more: <a href="http://nikonites.com/d5100/10364-first-shot-d5100-best-buy-sell.html#ixzz2IA9VHk0" target="_blank">http://nikonites.com/d5100/10364-first-shot-d5100-best-buy-sell.html#ixzz2IA9VHk0</a>1. Turn on Camera2. Half depress shutter button to bring up menu in LCD.&nbsp; (Unless&nbsp; LCD is already lit up)3. Push &quot;I&quot; (Info button to the right of viewfinder. (Selections will light up in yellow now)4. Push bottom of round navigator button to go down to last item on screen. &quot;BKT&quot; (It will probably read...BKT OFF)5. Push OK in center of round navigator button.&nbsp; (When BKT OFF is lit up in yellow)6. Choose your setting for a three shot bracketing set. (Each setting sets the difference in EV for each shot...)7. Take your three pictures in single or continuous mode...8. Don't forget to set Bracketing back to OFF, or you will take bracketing shots and not realize it. Of course, I have NEVER done this...LOL.The manual explains this a lot better than me!&nbsp; (Page 88 &amp; 165) :apologetic:</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Carroll, post: 105501, member: 9246"] [COLOR=#b22222][I][B]I saw a feature in the menu for bracketing, I have not found any description yet in the manual, so, I'll have to see how this function works. I thought the 5100 does not support auto bracketing. [/B][/I][/COLOR] Read more: [URL]http://nikonites.com/d5100/10364-first-shot-d5100-best-buy-sell.html#ixzz2IA9VHk0[/URL] 1. Turn on Camera 2. Half depress shutter button to bring up menu in LCD. (Unless LCD is already lit up) 3. Push "I" (Info button to the right of viewfinder. (Selections will light up in yellow now) 4. Push bottom of round navigator button to go down to last item on screen. "BKT" (It will probably read...BKT OFF) 5. Push OK in center of round navigator button. (When BKT OFF is lit up in yellow) 6. Choose your setting for a three shot bracketing set. (Each setting sets the difference in EV for each shot...) 7. Take your three pictures in single or continuous mode... 8. Don't forget to set Bracketing back to OFF, or you will take bracketing shots and not realize it. Of course, I have NEVER done this...LOL. The manual explains this a lot better than me! (Page 88 & 165) :apologetic: [/QUOTE]

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