12 thoughts on “D5100 Autobracketing”

1. good ear!

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2. Setting the shutter release to Continuous Release will take 3 shots with different exposures

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3. Thanks i was lookin for this, you are great

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4. Thanks, hon! I’ve been watching Serge Ramelli, and wanted to try out his HDR methods. But I’m not a Canon user and needed to know different ways of setting up my Nikon D5000 for such shots. You have been very helpful. 😀 Beats taking photography classes at awful-expensive art schools. Blegh.

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5. Thank you! Very useful video!

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6. Thank you for the advice the video has been very useful since I just bought mine 3 months ago.

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7. I just changed the release mode from single to multiple, then it takes three very fast shots.

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8. Thank for the vid

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9. Thanks for this video, I’ve been going crazy trying to figure this auto bracketing out on the d5100, should o gone to Trey’s club house . Thanks

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10. The 5100 is incredible for pics and video. I also love the huge swivel screen and the lavalier mic option as well for an external mic. I highly recommend it and the pic quality is simply amazing.

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11. set your bracketing to whatever you wish. Set your camera on continuous. then hold down the shutter button until all 3 shots are taken. All the other ways work really good too. thanks

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12. Thanks. Very nice video.

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