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<blockquote data-quote="marce" data-source="post: 175805" data-attributes="member: 10684">The bracketing function isn't available on the D3200 (I wish it was), its main use is for 3 exposures (or more) a few steps apart so you can choose the best exposure or create a HDR image. HDR stands for high dynamic range and is made up by merging 3+ exposures a few steps apart, to capture more contrast in a scene. They can be subtle or they can be more extreme, I love them all, though many boo at the extreme ones. I use HDR Effex pro, here is an example of a slightly more extreme one, but for me it catches the scene as I saw it (D3100 18-55 kit lens):<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/england78/8120140090/in/set-72157631845748950" target="_blank">HDR-3-4_HDR.jpg | Flickr - Photo Sharing!</a>I agree with lenses, I like primes and use the 35mm, 50mm f1.8 and a tamron 60mm macro, my only zoom now is the 55-300mm, these pretty much cover what I need, though a faster zoom is on the books as I am starting to enjoy photographing nature and for that it is indispensable.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="marce, post: 175805, member: 10684"] The bracketing function isn't available on the D3200 (I wish it was), its main use is for 3 exposures (or more) a few steps apart so you can choose the best exposure or create a HDR image. HDR stands for high dynamic range and is made up by merging 3+ exposures a few steps apart, to capture more contrast in a scene. They can be subtle or they can be more extreme, I love them all, though many boo at the extreme ones. I use HDR Effex pro, here is an example of a slightly more extreme one, but for me it catches the scene as I saw it (D3100 18-55 kit lens): [url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/england78/8120140090/in/set-72157631845748950]HDR-3-4_HDR.jpg | Flickr - Photo Sharing![/url] I agree with lenses, I like primes and use the 35mm, 50mm f1.8 and a tamron 60mm macro, my only zoom now is the 55-300mm, these pretty much cover what I need, though a faster zoom is on the books as I am starting to enjoy photographing nature and for that it is indispensable. [/QUOTE]

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