The bracketing feature just automates changing the cameras exposure to 3 or more different levels.

On your camera just change the exposure manually between pictures. The only down side is that if you are shooting images with moving objects in them (ie fast moving clouds), then you might not be able to get a completely successful HDR image, at least not without having to do some touch-up in the Gimp.

Brian Cluff

On 07/12/2016 07:12 AM, Michael wrote:

I got a nikon d3200. Nikkon doesn't take brcketed photos for HDR but rather does something called 'active d lighting'. This means I can't really play with hdr like I can with luminancehdr. Any suggestions on what I could do to play with the hdr image?

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