I'm sitting here too excited to wait for a new DSLR, my first serious camera (I think It'll be the D70 on order) and thinking about how to best use the thing.
Does anyone use autobracketing underwater? I think that would be ideal--especially for me an inexperienced photographer. I guess it could fill up your cf card quick.
Also, how well does this work for moving targets (Fish)? I imagine that it takes 3 shots in series so they wouldn't be composed the same?
Thanks
Alas! Auto bracketing is not useful underwater, because the strobes take some time to recycle, even if only a second or 2.
I use to autobracket all my macro when I used an F100. Now that I use the D100; the LCD review is much superior I would never waste my time with autobracketing.
Dave, what strobe setup were you using for macro, that allowed 3+ shots in a burst?
