Another suggestion

[Ragge]

With my Nikon D7000, I can only use Helicon Remote exposure bracketing if I have set Manual Exposure mode on the camera. If I have set Av mode, I will get a message saying "Please switch to manual mode...".
Another way to do this could be to allow any exposure mode (Av, Tv etc - of which Av is most important) and let HR do the bracketing offset with the "ev" (exposure value compensation) feature instead. It allows for +/- 5 ev in 0.5 ev steps. I suggest that the user set "ev" value will be used as a start value, and the bracketing will done referring to that value. An error message would only be needed if the usable "ev" value scale is exceeded.

This would be a great feature when the camera is out of reach, like having it on top of a mast, and you cannot switch to manual mode in order to shoot some HDR pictures.

Thanks
Ragge

[Stas Yatsenko]

Ok, we will see if this is possible.

[nycserenade]

"Manual Exposure mode on the camera"

I'm having the same issue. How do you set manual exposure mode on the camera for the D7000?

[Stas Yatsenko]

Turn the wheel on the top of camera body to M position.