Ten exposure in-camera raw file merge. Kind of interesting way to avoid using ND filters. You still get a raw file out of it, but I sure wish the camera interface allowed for this feature to be combined with some of the other capabilities. It does work with burst mode, but burst does not allow for mirror lock up. The combination of the three would be terrific!

Clearly you don’t have the control you have with an HDR fusion on the computer, but there is nothing to prevent the user from shooting two or three brackets to merge later as three individual frames.

I should have dug out my polarizer, but it was raining pretty hard so I was mostly trying to keep my gear dry while I grabbed what shots I could from under a leaking ledge. This parting shot was made from the sandbar in the middle of the stream.

From my first visit to Shay’s Run this past weekend with photo-buddy Bob Clark.

10 frame camera merge, 21mm Distagon ZF.2, Nikon 800e, Lr4, Ps CS6.