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12th March 2005
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IR Shots With Sony V1
    Feedbacks are welcomed for my improvement. |
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12th March 2005
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I like !
Hi Eternity,
Ahhhh, the 2nd, 3rd and forth photo's look realy good  Care to explain to us a bit about your setup and how you took these ? Thanks for sharing. Cheers
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12th March 2005
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Hi EternitY,
I like the 2nd photo |
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13th March 2005
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Postprocessing: http://www.pbase.com/catson/color_infrared_workflow I find that my IR photos are not as colorful as the ones taken with a dslr. Anyone can enlighten me on this? |
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13th March 2005
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Helo Eternity,
Your results are great...! Is the ND8 filter realy needed ?... I would like to see something without it ! My guesis that you can take very excellelnt IR photo's with your Sony Camera !! Keep us posted... I would like to see more ! Cheers. P.S. My comments on your posted photo's is true... I like them !!! No 2+3 are realy good. Keep posting !
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 I learned IR photography from dpreview Sony forum. Most of them owned a dslr but used Sony cams like F717 to take IR pics. This link summarises the past discussions on IR: http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/re...essage=7558421 Sony cams with Nightshot capability can take "see-through" pics in the day. Sony subsequently make changes to its cams. The aperature will be forced wide open and you will be limited to slow shutter speed (eg.1/8). ND8 filter is required to darken the scene, as the pic will be overexposed otherwise. |
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14th March 2005
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Agree with Pablo and Ark19, #2 is nice.
Just me, I prefer a little more sharpness in that pic like #1. Nice shots anyway. Have very often wondered what effect would having a ND then the R72 over the lens on the D70. |
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17th March 2005
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Hello Eternity,
I prefer #2... Good shot ! dpreview has "Sony Talk" discussion on IR. Good link ! Cheers ! |
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