Only if you have a 1-series Canon, or a D200/D300 tier-and-up Nikon.Originally Posted by snowshine
See chart.
I really wish Canon would implement this on the consumer/prosumer bodies. It really seems like a firmware/software thing that wouldn't require any additional hardware. Also trap focusing. And the ability to program EXIF for non-CPUed lenses. (Hey, we finally got masters in the pop-up flash and a PC sync port on the 580EX II--I can dream.)
OTOH, entry-level Nikons don't have focus motors, DoF preview buttons, AEB, or mirror lock-up. Them's the breaks.
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Re: Question about HDR & Toning with Canon 40D using auto exposure bracketing 5 expos
Hi Kathy, Originally Posted by inkista
Great chart, but (currently) wrong for the Nikon D5000, I just confirmed my camera behaves as the manual says (and as I described above)
For D5000, use the D5100 line.
It's always a shame to find an error in something useful like this, because you begin to wonder how accurate the rest is.
I have submitted a correction via the form at the bottom of page.
Hope it doesn't take long to fix.
Cheers,
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