To Mods: Why newbies keep getting their IR techniques wrong...I know why...

[TrailsofLife]

Hi Mods,

I've been answering quite a few PMs and postings here for past few months from newbie shooters on not getting their IR image right.

I realised that this thread http://forum.clubsnap.com/showthread...=white+balance has been pushed back pretty far and most of the regulars here have forgotten about it.

This instructions are pretty important to fellow shooters who want to try IR shooting.

Can you help us "Stickie" it so it doesn't go "missing" again? Also, can you remove all the "talking-cork" posts within this thread so its solely an instruction thread? Same for the 2 stickies too.

Sorry for the trouble hor, KUM SIA, KUM SIA

Max 2.8

[ark19]

Originally Posted by Max 2.8 Hi Mods, I've been answering quite a few PMs and postings here for past few months from newbie shooters on not getting their IR image right. I realised that this thread http://forum.clubsnap.com/showthread...=white+balance has been pushed back pretty far and most of the regulars here have forgotten about it. This instructions are pretty important to fellow shooters who want to try IR shooting. Can you help us "Stickie" it so it doesn't go "missing" again? Also, can you remove all the "talking-cork" posts within this thread so its solely an instruction thread? Same for the 2 stickies too. Sorry for the trouble hor, KUM SIA, KUM SIA Max 2.8

Ha Ha! Totally agree with Max
And they will ask the same-o Qns in the other threads....
Dear Mods please help and do what Max had pointed out

Thanks!

[nikonsiao]

thanks max 2.8.... finally i know what to do correctly....lol..

[TrailsofLife]

Originally Posted by nikonsiao thanks max 2.8.... finally i know what to do correctly....lol..

No worries. Enjoy your ir shoots.

Thanks Mod!