Thanks for checking into this.

Thanks for listening. I have one more thought/request unrelated to the previous topic. As I stated previously, Most of my photography is for Real Estate. Is there a way to set an exposure bracket where one or more of the shots trigger the flash selectively? My reason is that when I photograph a room ...

yes, I have tested it quite a bit, and am overall very impressed. I'm just trying to find a reliable way to shoot some shots with just the remote without having to use the camera body controls. The only thing I can't really do is meter light without using the histogram and overexposure overlays ...

So to clarify... When I photograph a home I always use exposure bracketing to compensate for lighting variances especially when I am photographing indoors where there is good subject matter through the windows (like a pool or waterfront property). my workflow is that I compose the photo then read ...

Yes, I have been working with those to try to get consistent results. Not perfect but I will manage. Is there a technical reason the light metering will not work? Or is there a way to start a bracket series automatically at "0" (or some predefined stop) through the software interface?

BTW - I'm ...

Thanks for the quick response. I sort of solved the issue by going to the Canon settings and turning "Keep LCD on during live view" then I can adjust the exposure time with the camera dial. Still accomplishes everything I need to on the tripod. Only issue I have is shooting from my extension pole ...

Newbie to Helicon. Sorry if this is an ignorant question. I want to use this software on my android as a remote to increase the number of exposure stops for HDR photographs. I use a Canon T4i and the default is only 3 stops. I use this for real estate photography. I am testing this software to use ...