Can I use exposure bracketing with mirror lock-up on a Nikon D7500?
Asked 3/23/2024
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I want to bracket exposures on a Nikon D7500 while avoiding mirror movement. The drive dial lets me choose CL, CH, or MUP, and when I tried it I only got a single frame. Is there a way to combine exposure bracketing with mirror lock-up on this camera, or is there another method to achieve the same result?
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Use live view mode. The mirror is locked up in live view mode.
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On the D7500, the practical way to combine bracketing with the mirror already raised is to use Live View. In Live View, the mirror is locked up, so you can shoot your bracketed sequence without mirror slap affecting the exposure.
If you select MUP on the drive dial, that mode is intended for mirror-up shooting rather than continuous bracketed bursts, so it won’t behave like CL/CH for a bracket sequence. That’s why you only got a single image.
So the workaround is:
- enable exposure bracketing
- switch to Live View
- shoot the bracketed frames there
This gives you the same benefit of mirror lock-up while still letting you bracket exposures.
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