IR Outing #13 By PandaOng

PandaOng · 17th May 2005

What a great day! despite the morning rain, the spirit is still strong.

Took me quite a while to find the time to edits the photos. Enjoy!! Comment is greatly appreciated.

#1 Fury Skies w "Cracked" earth

#2 Rocky path

#3 Interesting Resting Booth

#4 Mini Jetty

thanks for all that turn out. looking forward to the next one already.

**Images had been changed to a bigger resolution. but dunno why #4 still cannot...

Nisa · 17th May 2005

I like the #1, like the way you had made use of the picture and the "description" of it!

teerex · 17th May 2005

Agree with Nisa, #1 good pp and very appropriate caption.

But brother, post tua tam poke asai boh? I already pa jiao, don't make it worse leh

photoexpress · 17th May 2005

I like #2 & #3... great details

, somehow the trees blur caused by long exposure. D70 ???

PandaOng · 17th May 2005

luring me to the dark side again!! PExpress, the trees are intentional.

thanks for the comments Nisa and Teerex, glad you like it.

I had a bigger picture...but when i post to photobucket, it auto resize for me. Sigh.

Kavana · 17th May 2005

no.3 very unique

I like no. 4 too.

ark19 · 17th May 2005

Yo Panda, I like the first one

Reminds me of the animation Ice Age

But really, pic veri small

teerex · 17th May 2005

Originally Posted by PandaOng

I had a bigger picture...but when i post to photobucket, it auto resize for me. Sigh.

Resize with "Save for Web" in PS to 800 x 600 (just enter 800 in PS will auto fit) first then upload to photobucket. I have no problems with it.

gooseberry · 17th May 2005

Great pics mate... very nice post processing.

xsys · 17th May 2005

Great shots! I like all of them especially #1.
Beautiful sky!

RossChang · 17th May 2005

did any of your pic appear to have Hot Spots?...

PandaOng · 17th May 2005

Nope, did not see any hotspot on this lens....I think we should have the same setup, i will try it with the 72mm with the step down and post you the results.

And my crack R72, finally show up on my photos...

so the conclusion is when i used it on the 50mm f1.8, the crop factor have actually cropped away the chip off part....

PandaOng · 17th May 2005

thanks gooseberry, xsys for the confident boaster!! there are still plenty of rooms for improvement. let's learn together!!

vortex · 18th May 2005

Originally Posted by PandaOng

What a great day! despite the morning rain, the spirit is still strong.

Took me quite a while to find the time to edits the photos. Enjoy!! Comment is greatly appreciated.

#2 Rocky path

thanks for all that turn out. looking forward to the next one already.

wicked pic bro!!!!

just wondering ah...since u usually shoot ard 30 sec exposure...whats ur aperture range like?

PandaOng · 18th May 2005

f8-11 ISO 100....

actually if i want, i can go down to about 5-10s, not necessary 30s

still got some stops to compensate.

birefringence · 18th May 2005

Hi guys

Forgive me for asking but how do u guys shoot in IR? What kind of filters to get this effect?

Thanks.

TrailsofLife · 18th May 2005

Originally Posted by birefringence

Hi guys

Forgive me for asking but how do u guys shoot in IR? What kind of filters to get this effect?

Thanks.

Hi,

Check out the IR sub forum here in CS. Everything you want to know is there.
Hope to see you in future IR outings.

Cheers
Max 2.8

PandaOng · 18th May 2005

Originally Posted by birefringence

Hi guys

Forgive me for asking but how do u guys shoot in IR? What kind of filters to get this effect?

Thanks.

We are all pretty newbies to these....there are also a couple of filter that you can use to get this effect. the filter is actually just to block out the invisible light that our eyes can see. Most of us here is using Hoya R72 filter.

there is a sticky on the subforum on how to actually start you off. it should be quite easy. as least Xsys had manage to do it and had produces excellent results. do give it a try and the best way is to join us for outing.

birefringence · 18th May 2005

Thanks, guy... looks like my 10D cannot do colour-IR, rite?

PandaOng · 18th May 2005

those camera that are not listed there does not mean that they are not able to take IR photos...it is just that we dun have a chance to test on those camera....mind to join us and test your camera??

what you can do is to do a remote control test. take a snapshot of the remote light with one of the button of the remote depressed. if you can see the IR light, mean you are able to shoot IR....if it doesn;t appeared, it again will not mean cannot, maybe a longer exposure will help, at least for my case is...my 20D does not register a remote light.

17th May 2005	#11
RossChang Member Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 1,563	Hot spots? did any of your pic appear to have Hot Spots?...

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PandaOng Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: InfraRedLand Posts: 911	IR Outing #13 By PandaOng What a great day! despite the morning rain, the spirit is still strong. Took me quite a while to find the time to edits the photos. Enjoy!! Comment is greatly appreciated. #1 Fury Skies w "Cracked" earth #2 Rocky path #3 Interesting Resting Booth #4 Mini Jetty thanks for all that turn out. looking forward to the next one already. *Images had been changed to a bigger resolution. but dunno why #4 still cannot... Last edited by PandaOng; 18th May 2005 at 01:36 PM.*

17th May 2005	#2
Nisa Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 1,259	I like the #1, like the way you had made use of the picture and the "description" of it!

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teerex Moderator Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Singapore Posts: 4,653	Agree with Nisa, #1 good pp and very appropriate caption. But brother, post tua tam poke asai boh? I already pa jiao, don't make it worse leh __________________ *Before you embark on a journey of revenge, dig two graves.* teerex@myinfrared.com Last edited by teerex; 17th May 2005 at 03:10 PM.

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photoexpress Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Singapore (South) Posts: 1,073	I like #2 & #3... great details , somehow the trees blur caused by long exposure. D70 ???

17th May 2005	#6
Kavana Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 595	no.3 very unique I like no. 4 too.

17th May 2005	#7
ark19 Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: ark19.multiply.com Posts: 3,080	Yo Panda, I like the first one Reminds me of the animation Ice Age But really, pic veri small

17th May 2005	#9
gooseberry Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Central West Posts: 1,913	Great pics mate... very nice post processing.

17th May 2005	#10
xsys New Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 45	Great shots! I like all of them especially #1. Beautiful sky!

18th May 2005	#15
PandaOng Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: InfraRedLand Posts: 911	f8-11 ISO 100.... actually if i want, i can go down to about 5-10s, not necessary 30s still got some stops to compensate.

18th May 2005	#16
birefringence Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 231	Hi guys Forgive me for asking but how do u guys shoot in IR? What kind of filters to get this effect? Thanks.