Hi David, That is not exactly true…. That only happens if you remember to disable Auto Align….

I believe the second less obvious reason is that using your tripod would help you to frame or compose the subject more accurately.

For sure, but that would be #3 for me… Everyone is missing the most obvious; look at the shutter speed and ask yourself, What will happen to the shutter speed during the bracketing? That should make the always obvious answer more obvious.

With so many distractions to eliminate from the frame and going wide with that lens I think it may have been tricky to get a clean frame.

Getting close helped with that.

Reminds me of solving simultaneous equations at school.

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Why did you elect not to use it ? Now there’s a question. Time perhaps? Was the bus waiting for you? Or convenience?
Perhaps it was just easier and quicker to get your frame without the tripod getting in the way.

All of the above but mostly laziness. I was the leader of the caravan but most of the group was in the john.

My two cents. Regards, David

Much appreciated. Thanks for stopping by. Be sure to visit off. later and love, artie