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![]() ![]() Fire away.. Jeff :ak47: |
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Other than the lens flare, that's a great picture of the wires. :-)
The "burning bush" effect is interesting. Is that common in IR? |
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Truthfully, I'm not 100% certain it's common.. I've never done IR color before with film so I can't really say.. I can tell you though that if it were B&W IR (which could be done at the keyboard), the tree and all other brightly lit greenery would be white.. The color that actually appears will depend largely on the WB set with the IR filter in place.. Following recommendations of others, the Red and Blue channels are reversed in photoshop. The first photo in the gallery below is pretty much sraight from the camera.
Feel free to check out some more.. http://photobucket.com/albums/v285/j...20%20InfraRed/ Jeff |
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Here's an interesting site on true IR photography using digital cameras:
http://infrareddreams.com/ |
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