HDR Photography with the Miops Trigger @seawildearth
HDR Photography with the Miops Trigger  @seawildearth
Uploaded October 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
High Dynamic Range Photography could never be easier with the Miops Trigger. One simply sets the center, or exposed image, shutter speed value and then decide on the number of bracketed shots from the default options of 3, 5 or 7 frames. The shooter then decides on the size of the exposure value for each bracketed shot and that's it. With the camera in Bulb Mode so that the Miops Trigger can control the planed exposures the photographer can either trigger the system manually or with the aid of a smart device application. I have an iPhone so for the subject of this tutorial I have illustrated the triggering via that.

I have also touched very briefly on the side of editing which as will all forms of photography can be as extensive or as subtle as the photographer desires.

Please enjoy and fire away with any questions if you have them.

Make sure to get the right compatible package for your MIOPS Trigger
Canon w/ C1 Cable - goo.gl/N4FV4t
Nikon w/ N3 Cable - goo.gl/BPWYCR
Hasselblad, Canon, Fujifilm, Samsung and Pentax (E3) w/ C2 Cable - goo.gl/kybtc2
Sony, Minolta and Konica Minolta w/ S1 Cable - goo.gl/N6juwr
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HDR Photography with the Miops Trigger

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