I won't recommend turning on HDR permanently, but only when you need to.
HDR will take 3 shots and then take a while to process them. In several cases, you should probably use it with a tripod... and of course you can't use it with RAW or with continous drive.
I won't recommend turning on HDR permanently, but only when you need to.
HDR will take 3 shots and then take a while to process them. In several cases, you should probably use it with a tripod... and of course you can't use it with RAW or with continous drive.
I won't recommend turning on HDR permanently, but only when you need to.
HDR will take 3 shots and then take a while to process them. In several cases, you should probably use it with a tripod... and of course you can't use it with RAW or with continous drive.
Agree on this. HDR mode seem to produce very strange effects when handheld.
I would recommend if you want more DR to set the shadow and highlight compensation to max instead. At least that is how I have set mine.