I'm in real estate and every shot has bright windows and dim interior corners in the same frame. I don't have time for post-production, so I'm not looking for any software suggestions. I simply want the automatic, in-camera bracketing of a camera with a great HDR mode. I'm not satisfied with the HDR results that my Canon produces. I'm willing to pay more for a good Sony to get as close as possible to real software exposure bracketing. I want a full-frame mirrorless camera.
Questions: Do Sony cameras take 3 images at once in HDR mode? How many seconds does it delay between shots? (My Canon takes 3 fast shots, but is then disabled for 10 full seconds after every HDR shot to stitch together the 3 images. It's brutal.) Does anyone have any examples of a dim interior with sunny windows? Which Sony would be best for this?
Or am I just expecting too much from an in-camera feature? Thanks so much everyone!
I typed the address bar: "Sony RX100 M7 Firmware Update" and got this page:
Drivers and Software updates for DSC-RX100M7 | Sony USA
This is version 1.10 and appears to be the latest. It was released in 2015.
Instruction are included in the link. If you've never done this before, read through them first to make certain you understand the procedure, and follow them closely.
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