I had a productive time up at Troy's Oakwood Cemetery yesterday morning. I added 32 images to my gallery at https://trulandphotography.com/oakwood.

Unfortunately, these days I can only process about five final product images per hour. Each set of five bracketed RAW files needs to first be converted to large size TIF files in Canon's software. This process is necessary for lens corrections including peripheral illumination, distortion and chromatic aberrations to be applied. I shouldn't have to do this but Canon's newer .CR3 RAW file format isn't fully read by either Windows or MacOS and the HDR software can not apply its own lens profiles like it could with .CR2 files. It can't tell what lens was used and there's no way for me to add that information manually.

I'm sure it doesn't help that I'm using a 2015 base model MacBook Air. Here are 8 samples from yesterday.