Denniscasey
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My experience is video with Panasonic AG HMC40 and now experimenting/learning a6000 for still photos and some shallow DOF video to supplement HMC40 video. Been quite a while since I did any work printing still photos and before I get too many shots using HDR I wonder if there are any problems/issues downloading/printing HDR JPEG photos from a6000 (i.e. camera takes 3 photos and processes them to get one "combined" photo so does the "combined" photo act any differently from single JPEG photo when downloading/printing)? I will be re-learning how to print good JPEG photos on Epson XP-850 and I expect to have a few problems and just want to be sure they are my fault (usually the case) and not something unique to HDR photo from a6000?
Meanwhile, thank you to those who gave advice on baseline settings for a6000, and I would ask what setting is advised for HDR (auto; 1 -6 lev??)?
By the way, I normally only buy camera brand batteries (i.e. Panasonic, Canon, Sony) for my cameras to ensure camera "communicates" with them. This time Amazon had a deal from Vivatar; two FW50 type batteries, charger (AC/DC Euro adapter) and some lens cleaning stuff for $40--considerably lower cost than Sony and slightly higher mAh. So far everything works fine with a6000 in case anyone is looking for lower cost batteries (and there are many other aftermarket brands I know). Dennis
Meanwhile, thank you to those who gave advice on baseline settings for a6000, and I would ask what setting is advised for HDR (auto; 1 -6 lev??)?
By the way, I normally only buy camera brand batteries (i.e. Panasonic, Canon, Sony) for my cameras to ensure camera "communicates" with them. This time Amazon had a deal from Vivatar; two FW50 type batteries, charger (AC/DC Euro adapter) and some lens cleaning stuff for $40--considerably lower cost than Sony and slightly higher mAh. So far everything works fine with a6000 in case anyone is looking for lower cost batteries (and there are many other aftermarket brands I know). Dennis