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Join Date: Mar 2004
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hello.
i've just got my R72 filter yesterday. i tried shooting with it, and follow max2.8's instructions on whitebalance and on channel mixing. when i channel mix the photos, i only see a photo which is all blue. this is different from what i see from other people's IR photos. i am using d70 with kit lens. can somebody help me on this please ? thanks. |
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Join Date: May 2004
Location: InfraRedLand
Posts: 911
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Hi,
If you were to post your picture here. It will be easier for us to help you. ![]() |
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Singapore
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You set your white balnce through the filter? Is your camera on auto WB when you set your WB?
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Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Singapore
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After channel swapping, you may need to do some hue/saturation adjustments. But if after channel swapping and the picture is very blue, then perhaps using different values during the channel swap may help.
Why not post your unprocessed picture here for us to see or try to help process, that could save a lot of words. |
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Posts: 124
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thanks to all who have replied.
i did white balance thru the filter, and when shooting, white balance is on custom/preset. im unsure of how to post photo here, but i have posted on clubsnap gallery. http://gallery.clubsnap.com/showgall...00/ppuser/9185 the red is orginal, blue is after processing according to max2.8's instructions. thanks alot |
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Join Date: May 2004
Location: InfraRedLand
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Hi, From what you have, it seems like the Custom White Balance is not done correctly. The color is usually what we have when we have not use CWB.
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Join Date: May 2004
Location: InfraRedLand
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BTW, this is your image
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Posts: 124
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hi pandaong.
thanks. maybe i will try white balancing again tmrw. what shd i expect if my white balance is done correctly ? |
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Join Date: Mar 2003
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You mentioned that you did the CWB as per Max2.8's post. D70 allows 2 different CWB to be set, one is using a picture and the other is using the "PRE" from the white balance selection.
Did you use the first? If yes, don't that does not work. You have to set the CWB using the White Balance selection from the command dial. That red picture posted definitely indicates that CWB is not properly set. Hope the following will can help you further:- Setting Custom White Balance (CWB) for Infra Red. How I do it for Nikon D70. 1. Camera set to "P" mode. Fit filter (R72) onto lens. Zoom to max, on the kit lens. 2. Press WB button at back of camera and turn command dial to change WB to "PRE". View this on the top LCD. 3. Press and hold WB button at back of camera. You will notice "PRE" flashing at top LCD. 4. Point camera at a bright sunlit patch of grass, press shutter as in taking a shot. 5. If CWB is recorded in the camera's buffer, "GOOD" will show at the top LCD. 6. You're done. CWB is set for IR shooting. There is a timer in the camera when "PRE" stops flashing in step 3. Repeat the step again by pressing and holding the WB button to get "PRE" flashing again. So everytime you want to shoot IR, just change your WB to PRE. Once set the CWB can be used indefinitely, unless you find the colors strange and want to reset it. Hope this helps for those who want to try IR. Last edited by teerex; 17th February 2005 at 12:02 AM. |
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This is after levels, channel swap, hue/saturation adjustments. ![]() Last edited by teerex; 17th February 2005 at 12:03 AM. |
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Join Date: Mar 2004
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thanks alot guys ! will try again tmrw morning. i guess it was my CWB that wasnt done properly.
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