Trucks loaded with sugar cane: Hundreds of trucks wait after returning from the sugar cane field to offload at the sugar milling station. Taken in Nasugbu Batangas 3 bracketed...

Billyspad Loc: The Philippines

Hundreds of trucks wait after returning from the sugar cane field to offload at the sugar milling station.
Taken in Nasugbu Batangas

3 bracketed exposures into Photomatix>Camera Raw> Photoshop> NIK filters

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waltchilds Loc: Central Florida

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DickC Loc: NE Washington state

All the highlights came out!! :thumbup: :thumbup:

joe west Loc: Taylor, Michigan

another nice shot, hey once in a while over cook one, so you can be normal like the rest of use

bcheary Loc: Jacksonville, FL

Billyspad wrote:

Hundreds of trucks wait after returning from the sugar cane field to offload at the sugar milling station.
Taken in Nasugbu Batangas

3 bracketed exposures into Photomatix>Camera Raw> Photoshop> NIK filters

That HDR image really makes them stand out. :thumbup: :thumbup:

Jim-Pops Loc: Granbury, Texas

Love it! Love It! Love It!
Do you carry a tripod on your walk arounds?

Billyspad Loc: The Philippines

Jim-Pops wrote:

Love it! Love It! Love It!
Do you carry a tripod on your walk arounds?

No Jim very rarely use a tripod unless 5 images are needed as 5 are hard to take without some camera shake. I take 3 bracketed shots at f8 and f11 in bright light and repeat the procedure a few times in case there is movement between shots. Also will often take some at 1ev and some at maybe 1.5ev. So for this truck shot I might have 30 actual exposures but it takes no time at all to do and digital film is cheap! I just keep the set that I use and delete the rest.

Jim-Pops Loc: Granbury, Texas

Billyspad wrote:

No Jim very rarely use a tripod unless 5 images are needed as 5 are hard to take without some camera shake. I take 3 bracketed shots at f8 and f11 in bright light and repeat the procedure a few times in case there is movement between shots. Also will often take some at 1ev and some at maybe 1.5ev. So for this truck shot I might have 30 actual exposures but it takes no time at all to do and digital film is cheap! I just keep the set that I use and delete the rest.

Thanks, Valuable information for me. I have never done the true HDR although people sometime think I have with my result from other programs I use. Your results is inspiration to go to the other side.

Back to this picture, a regular shot of this, well exposed and in focus would never intrest me but using your magic it became a picture worth hanging.
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Billyspad Loc: The Philippines

Jim-Pops wrote:

Thanks, Valuable information for me. I have never done the true HDR although people sometime think I have with my result from other programs I use. Your results is inspiration to go to the other side.

Back to this picture, a regular shot of this, well exposed and in focus would never intrest me but using your magic it became a picture worth hanging.
:thumbup:

Thank Jim It why I like HDR. An interesting eye catching picture can be made from mundane subject matter. OK I admit I do a lot of vehicles but a really boring thing like a Toyota Corolla can be brought to life with HDR.
Join me on the other side you may like it!!

joecichjr Loc: Chicago S. Suburbs, Illinois, USA

Billyspad wrote:

Hundreds of trucks wait after returning from the sugar cane field to offload at the sugar milling station.
Taken in Nasugbu Batangas

3 bracketed exposures into Photomatix>Camera Raw> Photoshop> NIK filters

Amazing improvement 🌀🔥☀️🔥🌀

joecichjr Loc: Chicago S. Suburbs, Illinois, USA

Billyspad wrote:

Hundreds of trucks wait after returning from the sugar cane field to offload at the sugar milling station.
Taken in Nasugbu Batangas

3 bracketed exposures into Photomatix>Camera Raw> Photoshop> NIK filters

HDR is really a way to bring out the details and beauty, and here you've done it in spades 💎💎💎💎💎