SLR Camera Flash Brackets
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Understanding Flash Photography: How to Shoot Great Photographs Using Electronic Flash $16.52 This guide to on- and off-camera flash picks up where Understanding Exposure leaves off, helping free photographers from the limitations of “auto” to get the images they want when natural light isn’t enough. For the many amateur photographers afraid to venture past natural lighting, here is the book that will finally help them explore the exciting possibilities of artificial light. In his trademar… |
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Rode VideoMic Directional Video Condenser Microphone w/Mount $149.00 The Rode VideoMic is a cost effective, camera mounting shotgun microphone that features an integrated shock mount and close signal reproduction. The VideoMic features a small, light weight profile allowing quick, unobtrusive mounting on DV and HDV cameras without appearing in the frame. The super-cardioid polar pattern and barrel canceling design attenuates side axis audio and results in maximum r… |
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Opteka X-GRIP Professional Camera / Camcorder Action Stabilizing Handle- Black $29.95 The Opteka X-GRIP handle can be used by both a professional or amateur user. This incredible support offers stability and control. The removable shoe attachment enables you to add a video light, flash or microphone. Extremely useful product for shooting events especially skateboarding and other extreme sports. ~ Fits most compact cameras and camcorders with a standard 1/4-20 thread |
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Opteka Hot Shoe Two Axis Double Bubble Spirit Level for Digital and Film Cameras $5.29 Simply slide into your hot-shoe for easy setup of level landscape or vertical format shots. Tubular style allows tilting of camera vertically and keeping horizontal level… |
What is the best travel camera for taking at least 9 shot Automatic Exposure Bracketing Photos?
I need a Camera…
I want the Camera to have:
No Flash.
No Zoom.
Great Motion Stabilizer.
Great Low Light.
Great Battery Life.
Great Storage.
Rechargeable Battery.
One Shot AEB Automatic Exposure Bracketing.
I would like 11 shot AEB, but can go as low as 9, 7 or even 5 shot AEB.
The photos will be posted full screen on a monitor, so I either want a compact SLR or a great hand held.
As far as melding the brackets together with HDR software–that can be done on the computer because I will be carrying a small laptop.
Thanks…
Great low light says dSLR (physical sensor size dictates this).
No flash and no zoom will be really hard to find.
For that many bracket shots, you may be limited to using a Canon point & shoot with hacked firmware (you won’t get “great” low light performance). With the hacked firmware, you can run your own scripts which is perfect for bracketing if the hacked bracketing function isn’t up to your standards. Plus, the hacked firmware allows you to save RAW format.
http://chdk.wikia.com/wiki/CHDK