Digital Photography (2nd Edition)

[koto]

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giunsa pag kuha sa sakto na exposure ani??..hehe..suway kog ingn ani..mu under expose man ang building..or ma over sd ang sky..hehehe..tabang..hehehehe...

nindut..hehe

basin againts the sun ka. try to shoot it when the sun faces the church somewhere in 12nn

[pnoize]

giunsa pag kuha sa sakto na exposure ani??..hehe..suway kog ingn ani..mu under expose man ang building..or ma over sd ang sky..hehehe..tabang..hehehehe...

nindut..hehe

it looks like it was done using HDR or high dynamic range post processing. if you notice the leaves of the plant on the lower left side, the white halo around the leaves indicate that it was from another image. HDR entails taking a number of properly exposed images for each element of the shot and merging all these elements. In short, he took a shot of the sky then the churh and merged them.

[anakin]

giunsa pag kuha sa sakto na exposure ani??..hehe..suway kog ingn ani..mu under expose man ang building..or ma over sd ang sky..hehehe..tabang..hehehehe...

nindut..hehe

Not HDR but the sky underwent some PShop treatment just to make the blue that blue.
Anyways, this church is difficult to shoot because there are always distractions (vehicles and people)
present. Good thing I shoot this (with less distractions) on a holiday and no mass service at that time.

[electric_fan]

aw...post processed na diay..hehe..anyways..tanks koto, pnoize2k7,and anakin.. :mrgreen:

[Ian]

giunsa pag kuha sa sakto na exposure ani??..hehe..suway kog ingn ani..mu under expose man ang building..or ma over sd ang sky..hehehe..tabang..hehehehe...

nindut..hehe

You can use ND Filter. With brighter backgrounds, compensate +2/3 or to taste then try to limit shutter around 1/125. For a richer blue sky, use CP Filter.

[electric_fan]

unsa nang ND filter?..heheh...idungan nko ang cpl ug nd??..

anyways tnks IAn..for the info

[petey78]

ND is Neutral Density man tingali...

[TwinJet]

filter works wonders.

[Ian]

ND Filters reduces the amount of light passing through the lens. With that, you can keep the shutter and can adjust the aperture for the right exposure without being forced by the camera to meter highlights and get overexposed exposure. Thats in my simple understanding with the ND boss.

Don't put the ND and the CP at once.

Without ND


With ND


**Photos from Cokin Website

[TwinJet]

i have NDX filter, haven't really experimented w/ & w/o it.
i'll try it one day.