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Charles
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Registered: Jan 2005
Location: ARIZONA
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auto bracketing
Does anyone know if the auto bracketing requires you keep the button depressed, or does it take all three during one exposure
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Matt_C
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Hi Charles
I'm not familiar with your camera but I know on the cameras I've used in the past that you have to keep the button pressed until all shots have been taken. I believe that some cameras can be set up to take each bracketed exposure each time you press the shutter button but I haven't come across this as yet.
Hope this helps
Matt
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paintblr
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Location: Connecticut
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S5000 and S5100 auto bracket with one shot
the S5000 and s5100 both auto bracket with one push of the shutter .. that is if it is in auto-bracket mode .. hope that helps
-Paintblr
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