Nope. Read the manual. It's not bracketing (which it also does)...
it's true multiple exposures... up to 10 exposures recorded on the same
frame... just like film... unless you're using an OM of course in which
case it's very difficult. :-)
Chuck Norcutt
Ali Shah wrote:
>
> The D300 does it better. That is called bracketing and
> those look like HDR - tonemapped photos. The D200
> takes up to 9 bracketed exposures. I typically do 3
> but there are ppl who do 5 or 9. You simply turn the
> bracketing on and set the camera to high speed
> continous mode. Fire away your exposures and post
> process.
>
> http://flickr.com/photos/4love/2435752866/
>
> Canyon also does and does it well!
>
>
> http://flickr.com/photos/deeva/2452688443/
>
>
>
> --- Daniel
>>> Done with a Nykon D300. All of it is nice but
>> what caught my
>>> attention is the painterly looking images which
>> are constructed
>>> in-camera using 10 multiple exposures per frame.
>> This is something
>>> the D300 can apparently do. Never hear of digital
>> multiple exposures.
>>> A few look kind of funny but others look very
>> nice. I did locate the
>>> feature in dpreview's coverage but had to do some
>> looking. Is this
>>> just a common thing on Nykon DSLR's?
>>>
>>> Chuck Norcutt
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