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D7100
In camera HDR
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<blockquote data-quote="forkerhaven" data-source="post: 407832" data-attributes="member: 35499"><p>I am new to the Nikon world being a recently converted owner of another well known brand and with limited digital dslr experience. I got a D7100 for Christmas. I want to do HDR but in camera only, for reasons known only to me and otherwise unexplainable. In camera HDR on the 7100 only allows stacking two images which limits the HDR effect. Short of post processing is there any way to accentuate the HDR effect using only the camera to do the HDR? I understand that the camera allows selection of low to high HDR effect but even at the highest level the HDR is very limited. Love the 7100 and hope to become proficient with it with two or three years practice. Thank for your help.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="forkerhaven, post: 407832, member: 35499"] I am new to the Nikon world being a recently converted owner of another well known brand and with limited digital dslr experience. I got a D7100 for Christmas. I want to do HDR but in camera only, for reasons known only to me and otherwise unexplainable. In camera HDR on the 7100 only allows stacking two images which limits the HDR effect. Short of post processing is there any way to accentuate the HDR effect using only the camera to do the HDR? I understand that the camera allows selection of low to high HDR effect but even at the highest level the HDR is very limited. Love the 7100 and hope to become proficient with it with two or three years practice. Thank for your help. [/QUOTE]
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