My first shots of IR with Sentosa outing at 12-02-2006

karfee · 14th February 2006

Thanks for you all who teaching me how to show IR. Especially thank to Photoexpress for his tips and the guys who borrow his IF filter to me. I am so glad to know all the people who I met at the outing!

By the way, here you can see some of my IR shots. Feel free to give comment. I am just a beginner and I like to learn how to shoot.

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Nisa · 14th February 2006

I like 4 and 5, just find that all your pictures are a bit too dark.

karfee · 14th February 2006

continue:

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karfee · 14th February 2006

Originally Posted by Nisa

I like 4 and 5, just find that all your pictures are a bit too dark.

Hello Nisa,

Too dark a? Hhhmm..ok, next time I know what to do

Francis247 · 14th February 2006

Originally Posted by karfee

Hello Nisa,

Too dark a? Hhhmm..ok, next time I know what to do

Hi Karfee,

Francis here. Just for discussion purposes, did you adjust the level and did you do an exposure compensation with your camera?

Regards

photoexpress · 14th February 2006

Good try in 1st attempt, Karfee!

I know your problem why it's underexpose. You need to adjust the level first before PP.
I've tested some and it looks better!

Cheers!

karfee · 14th February 2006

Thank to Franciss and Photoexpress for your comment. Yips, I haven't adjust the level. How can I do that? Well, I think I have to bother you all at the next outing

Francis247 · 14th February 2006

Originally Posted by karfee

Thank to Franciss and Photoexpress for your comment. Yips, I haven't adjust the level. How can I do that? Well, I think I have to bother you all at the next outing

Hi Karfee,

You can use this link to see how the IR post-processing is done. One of the steps is adjusting the level.

You can go to Image -> Adjustment -> Level -> adjust the arrows at both ends so that they are at the start of the histogram

Or you can go to Image -> Adjustment -> Auto Levels

Cheerz.

karfee · 15th February 2006

Originally Posted by Francis247

You can go to Image -> Adjustment -> Level -> adjust the arrows at both ends so that they are at the start of the histogram

Or you can go to Image -> Adjustment -> Auto Levels

Hello Francis,

Thank for the link!

I have just play with the Level since I have no time for taking a deep look at the video link. I have an exam this Thursday and I am preparing for it now. (if I am not so lazy, I will finish that within a day :P) Anyway I will definitely watch the video

Regards

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karfee Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Holland Posts: 452	My first shots of IR with Sentosa outing at 12-02-2006 Thanks for you all who teaching me how to show IR. Especially thank to Photoexpress for his tips and the guys who borrow his IF filter to me. I am so glad to know all the people who I met at the outing! By the way, here you can see some of my IR shots. Feel free to give comment. I am just a beginner and I like to learn how to shoot. #1 #2 #3 #4 #5

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Nisa Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 1,259	Re: My first shots of IR with Sentosa outing at 12-02-2006 I like 4 and 5, just find that all your pictures are a bit too dark.

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photoexpress Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Singapore (South) Posts: 1,073	Re: My first shots of IR with Sentosa outing at 12-02-2006 Good try in 1st attempt, Karfee! I know your problem why it's underexpose. You need to adjust the level first before PP. I've tested some and it looks better! Cheers!