What is the bracketing EV? I read where you can bracket as high as 7 photos @ +/- 3EV then I read where the maximum is 7 photos @ +/- 1EV? Confused.
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The camera can auto bracket 7 shots 1 "stop" apart, from -3 EV through +3 EV.
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There are 9 total bracketing options using 3, 5, or 7 exposures, up to 7 shots at 1EV increments (-3/-2/-1/0/+1/+2/+3).
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I'm not sure what the max is, but I'll take mine out and grab 400+ photos and I'll still have like 1/3 battery left or more. And it holds a charge for a pretty long time. If I'm not shooting, I can go like a week without charging the battery. Hope that helps.
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I sure wish I could help you but I purchased that item as a gift for a friend . I personally have a small camera with a different card in it. When I put the card in I have choices as to different quality of pictures I can take. Then the camera will tell me how many pictures I can take with that card on that quality of picture setting. This way I can check the number of pictures at each quality setting. So I choose fine NOT extra fine quality. At that setting I can get over a thousand pictures. I know this does not address the particular card you are inquiring about but it might help you to find out your answer to your question. Good luck and I wish you many good pictures. I know nothing about the panoramic card. I suggest you check with manufacturer at their web site. That is where I go to find temperature extremes for card etc.
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Hi Jason! I have recently used this for some group shots for prom which I'm planning on posting to my social media accounts tonight you can link to them to see how they look by going to my website (www.alexlasota.com) and clicking on the "facebook' link at the bottom of the page. In my opinion, they turned out quite well, and I had my F stop to about 3.1. Some people go higher, but with a steady hand it worked okay for me. My best advice is to practice and play around with a practice group, before taking photos for an important event. Hope that helps ya!
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jessiegirl - Glad to help. You're right though, there is a ton of info out there and some of it is definitely confusing especially for someone starting out. I don't know if you are posting any of your pictures on-line, but if you are and are so inclined, let me know. I am always interested in seeing other work. Happy clicking!
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Play around with the EV. I usually keep mine at +2.0 for a lot of my low light shots. Keep in mind though that sometimes even that won't help. The auto mode sometimes help too.
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The title instead of saying "Flashpoint Heavy Duty L-bracket with 2 Standard Flash Shoe and Microphone" should say "Flashpoint Heavy Duty L-bracket with 2 Standard Flash and/or Microphone Shoes". in the description at the bottom of the page is a well worded explanation... "Adorama Heavy Duty L-bracket designed to hold the camera vertically. It has 2 standard shoe mounts, allowing two units of any type of flash to be mounted. A flash bracket allows you to move your external flash away from the camera for better lighting and preventing red eye."... and below the one picture that shows the bracket in use it should probably state "accessories attached to the L bracket not included". Really... at $8 it is a UNIVERSAL BRACKET... NOT A UNIVERSAL LED LIGHT. It will take any accessory that uses a universal flash mount.
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The more I read about it online, the more it sounds like it's the iA 'algorithm' that is slightly flawed. Many blogs/websites all sight setting adjustments as the easy fix. Not so cool for someone like me that was hoping to rely on the iA for my day-to-day pics, but I guess it's a learning opportunity! Good luck yourself, I will say that other than this one issue I love every aspect of the camera. Will play with settings tonight to see if I can crack it.. ~Rich
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Haven't a clue. But my Granddaughter seemed to have taken several hundred. But the smart thing to do is download the pic's every day or so or it becomes too much of a chore and you can't be bothered, and then you lose them all. Because really, suppose it stored 2000, what are you going to do with them? I am the wrong person to ask this because I am probably too methodical. I take a lot of pictures whilst on vacation, and then every night I download them, get rid of the crap and date them. But that's me.
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There are two brackets in the box. One is low profile and the other is normal profile. The card can be mounted in either system type. Simple to change between the two.
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I don't know exactly but it IS limited. I put 650-700 photos on the card the first time and it would only read just. It showed those particular photos over and over again (not anywhere close to all the photos on the card). I went back and put only a dozen or two on the card and it read them OK. I haven't had time to find out exactly how many it will read on the card yet. Sorry.
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Sorry...I am not a technical person and I don't do photos, so I am unable to answer your question.
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have you check the ISO youre using? I had the same problem when i had my setting at the highest ISO. I now just leave it as AUTO and have great pics. If thats not the problem, then i dunno what is. Sorry!
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Vaboo! Good topic.I've got a box of *everything* -- 110, 35mm and 126 negatives. The problem is the software doesn't really allow for this film format . . . I'm going to see if they have a SDK or something to hack that.Any suggestions for the 110s?Also, can someone suggest a good (cheap) negative viewer? That pana-vue #2 looks perfect except it's for slides.Thanks in advance!
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Sorry, I really don't remember. I was disappointed that it will not bracket (5) as fast as the d7100 shutter release. tom@everiittphoto.com
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I do not know what the answer is. I do not load many photos from from one format to another.
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Hello, We could not find the manual or picture of the mounting bracket. You may want to call Lithonia at 888.557.4676. If we do come across something with the bracket information we will follow up with you. Thanks Del Mar Fans & Lighting