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Jul 4, 2013 07:41:35 #
kamicota wrote:
Bob
Love it especially those clouds
Camera Filter ???
Cheers for years
Colin
Love it especially those clouds
Camera Filter ???
Cheers for years
Colin
I agree with Colin and I too am curious about the filter you used.
post more soon,
Eric
Jul 4, 2013 07:45:24 #
geoffhaber wrote:
Shot these today, without an added external IR filter, was in shadow so I just flipped the Sony(DSC F717) into night vision to see what the result would be. I have the infra red emitters covered over with a couple of layers of black vinyl tape. It seems if the camera is in enough shade or indoors I don't have to bother with an IR filter.
Geoff,
Looks like classic IR to me. What difference do the IR emitters make? I thought most cameras just used them as a focusing aid. Maybe a few A-B comparisons with IR emitters covered and uncovered with the same subject/conditions are in order so we can see the difference.
Keep 'em coming,
Eric
Jul 4, 2013 07:47:08 #
rmalarz wrote:
Colin, br Thanks for the compliment. I was lucky t... (show quote)
Bob,
Saw this post after I asked the questions answered above, oopsie ;-).
Thanks for the info,
Eric
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Jul 4, 2013 07:51:06 #
kamicota wrote:
Off again to try several filters with the NX10 @ Alberta Information Center Close to the B.C. Border
The first with the NX10 665nm - where in the heck did all that YELLOW come from???
The second from the B+W 403 BUT had a Hot Mirror Filter on the Lens & WB taken from the 403 - the "YELLOWS" befuddle me
The third from a Kolarivision 720nm Filter - MORE Normal - or is that just me :oops: :D :-D :mrgreen:
The first with the NX10 665nm - where in the heck did all that YELLOW come from???
The second from the B+W 403 BUT had a Hot Mirror Filter on the Lens & WB taken from the 403 - the "YELLOWS" befuddle me
The third from a Kolarivision 720nm Filter - MORE Normal - or is that just me :oops: :D :-D :mrgreen:
Colin,
That is part of the uncertainty when shooting IR. I get a kind of 'acid green'/ with my Super Blue during processing. It is almost, but not quite a 'Goldie Filter' effect. Just keep processing until you get the colors the way you want them.
Eric
Jul 4, 2013 07:55:45 #
EricLPT wrote:
Geoff,
Looks like classic IR to me. What difference do the IR emitters make? I thought most cameras just used them as a focusing aid. Maybe a few A-B comparisons with IR emitters covered and uncovered with the same subject/conditions are in order so we can see the difference.
Keep 'em coming,
Eric
Looks like classic IR to me. What difference do the IR emitters make? I thought most cameras just used them as a focusing aid. Maybe a few A-B comparisons with IR emitters covered and uncovered with the same subject/conditions are in order so we can see the difference.
Keep 'em coming,
Eric
Hi Eric, the IR emitters are not necessary for day time shooting and as Bob said they cause flare when an external filter is used, but they are necessary if you're are shooting in total darkness, no light no image. These emitters that are blocked only work in night shooting, there are others for focusing.
Geoff
Jul 4, 2013 08:43:14 #
geoffhaber wrote:
Hi Eric, the IR emitters are not necessary for day time shooting and as Bob said they cause flare when an external filter is used, but they are necessary if you're are shooting in total darkness, no light no image. These emitters that are blocked only work in night shooting, there are others for focusing.
Geoff
Geoff
Thank you for the info.
Eric
Jul 4, 2013 08:50:23 #
kamicota wrote:
The first with the NX10 665nm - where in the heck did all that YELLOW come from???
The second from the B+W 403 BUT had a Hot Mirror Filter on the Lens & WB taken from the 403 - the "YELLOWS" befuddle me
:D :-D :mrgreen:
The first with the NX10 665nm - where in the heck did all that YELLOW come from???
The second from the B+W 403 BUT had a Hot Mirror Filter on the Lens & WB taken from the 403 - the "YELLOWS" befuddle me
:D :-D :mrgreen:
Colin,
Below are three copies of the same image taken with the Super Blue 47B. the first is straight out of camera with WB set on blue sky (I think).
The second is with the color cast being set on white clouds. I put my cursor on white clouds I could find and clicked it to correct for color cast. Sometimes I like clicking on black or gray vs white, the difference is subtle but noticeable.
The last one is converting the second image to B&W using the Newspaper preset in PSE 9.
Don't know where all the yellow comes from but it makes for 'acid green' foliage.
Eric
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Jul 4, 2013 08:53:24 #
Here is a second set of photos with the color cast set on black shadows and using the IR Effect B&W preset.
The important thing is I have a lot of fun traveling to take IR photos, processing them and then sharing them here on UH.
Eric
The important thing is I have a lot of fun traveling to take IR photos, processing them and then sharing them here on UH.
Eric
Jul 4, 2013 21:56:15 #
Here are a couple of sunset photos from Maui.
Swede
Swede
A little color added in SPE
Jul 4, 2013 22:58:42 #
llindstrand wrote:
Here are a couple of sunset photos from Maui.
Swede
Swede
The first one is a stunner and the second one is pretty good too.
Eric
Jul 5, 2013 05:39:22 #
EricLPT wrote:
The first one is a stunner and the second one is pretty good too.
Eric
Eric
Thank you!
Swede
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Jul 7, 2013 07:57:34 #
Here are a few shots that I shot about 2 months ago...just found them last night again shot with canon 20D with converted 665 Sensor.
1. first three out of the camera
2. second three after channel Mixing
3. last three after post processing
1. first three out of the camera
2. second three after channel Mixing
3. last three after post processing
Jul 7, 2013 22:38:57 #
Fuzzycoach wrote:
Here are a few shots that I shot about 2 months ago...just found them last night again shot with canon 20D with converted 665 Sensor.
1. first three out of the camera
2. second three after channel Mixing
3. last three after post processing
1. first three out of the camera
2. second three after channel Mixing
3. last three after post processing
I can't pick a favorite--I like them all.
Swede
Jul 7, 2013 23:50:20 #
Fuzzycoach wrote:
Here are a few shots that I shot about 2 months ago...just found them last night again shot with canon 20D with converted 665 Sensor.
1. first three out of the camera
2. second three after channel Mixing
3. last three after post processing
1. first three out of the camera
2. second three after channel Mixing
3. last three after post processing
And all very interesting and well done.
--Bob
Jul 7, 2013 23:51:38 #
llindstrand wrote:
I can't pick a favorite--I like them all.
Swede
Swede
Likewise, I enjoyed viewing all of the posts. Very interesting and nicely done.
--Bob
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