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Published: 2009-06-19 21:54:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 830; Favourites: 49; Downloads: 0
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Had another brilliant day with
My first attempt at Infrared got myself a Hoya R72 Infrared Filter
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what are the steps you take in PS to create this
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Great start, I think you'll have a lot of fun with your R72. Trees in sunlight always work well, try lakes as the water becomes almost black from the IR absorption.
Also try experimenting with differnt white balance presets. Great job, look forward to more.
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Thank you For the advice I really appreciate it definitely hoping to get some water pic's when I can get out don't drive so have to wait for my fiancΓ© Steve =voh2007 to have some time of to get out and about but fingers crossed I get to try again soon
Thank you for the devwatch to I really appreciate the support
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Beautiful job, this really makes me want to get an infrared filter for myself... I love the dreamy look infrared photos have to them.
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Congrats, really amazing!
Keep trying the limits!
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Nice winter photo. Oh I know it's not really winter but to be truthful I just don't get the whole infrared thing.
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i wonder what this would look like as a 'normal' photo
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Nicely done.. great effect. Ohhh will have to look at these infrared filters. Looking good xx
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WoW, cool. Makes me want to get an IR filter now.
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Very good, especially for a first shot!
It seems like it was pretty windy from the blur in the clouds. Is there a particular reason for the 30-second exposure?
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Very cool.
If I may ask, what exactly does Infrared do?
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An infrared filter makes the camera capture infrared light instead of light in the visible spectrum. The resulting image is adapted from the infrared measurements into visible colors. At least that's how I think it works. Things that reflect more ifnrared waves will appear brighter.
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Ah. :0 I see.
I'd seen some photos like this before, and wondered how they were done...
Thank you very much for answering my question, kind Sir.
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You're very welcome, my fair Lady!
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Cool shot! I so gotta get me one of them...
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