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Hi all,
Pretty much a newbie to the photography world, so would need a bit of help -- has anyone done this (using IR) ... as shown in this pic Please comment/advise, thanks! PS: anyone tried something like that? Last edited by aong; 20th January 2003 at 10:35 PM. |
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are u talking about Dynax or DiMage?
For Dynax, you can't use IR film. For DiMage, I dunno. ![]() |
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Opps, for Dimage, I mean -- sorry about it
![]() Edited the initial post to cut down confusion... thanks a lot! |
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U can only produce IR photographs using either the Dimage 5/7 but not the Dimage 7i/7Hi series. Many tried putting an IR filter (usually HOYA R72) on the Dimage 7i/7Hi and found a bright spot in the middle. This is due to the fact tht, minolta has inserted some sort of "hot mirror" in the new design of 7i/7Hi series..... Anyway, there's no hard trying. Just put on the filter & u'll get the effect. Usually we shoot in colour mode, then convert it to B+W in Photoshop. Hope this helps ![]() |
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Hi I have tried it out on the 7Hi ... The centre is extremely bright but I think it is becoz of over exposure ... if the setting is set to Auto ... it looks ok ...
The R72 ... sad to say ... is quite dark ... so the image is best taken in bright daylight .... but it really looks strange ... I mean the results ... Was hoping that someone with a Infra Red Emmiter from Sony could loan it to me to test to see if improves the result ... For the night ... the pics are quite bad .. even in ISO 800 ... but still playing with it ... |
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It's already discussed in DPreview minolta forum that 7i/7Hi cannot take IR ... The bright will be there.
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I've tried using longer shutter speed but i dun like to mount it on tripod (very troublesome). |
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But I think it works ... as long as you do not overexpose it ... if over-exposed ... the centre part will be bright ... do you face the same problem ? |
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brightness should be pretty uniform throughout. if only centre part if bright, you can't take good IR pics.
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But so far, i haven't got the chance to really test the filter yet. I've only done a few test shots with it. |
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But I would be more interested in the RM90 .. heard the output is more b&W ... unlike the R72 which is Reddish ... |
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wow! anyone here got any sample pics with the IR filters on (esp 7hi?)
how much do they costs uh? or best... hah.. get some free trials! (snapper, since u've 7hi w/ the filter, can take a few 'fun' pics, and upload or something? see effect?) paiseh! thanx!! |
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The filter is quite ok ... I think S$20+ . I was hoping people will try the RM90 ... more B&W look .... |
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%$@#^$^&#$%&%^$&&^$7 ![]() |
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Suppose to be normal ... according to dp review ... will post my pics when I get my router back ... you set to B&W ?
When I tried, if the picture is not over exposed ... it would be ok ... |
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yeap.. set to b/w ... not supposed to do it ah?
any effect on it? got any post-processing done? |
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Check www.cliffshade.com I try not to do any preprocessing ... jst too lazy ... sigh |
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ahh... will try in color mode...
![]() perhaps vivid mode wuold make it a lot more redddish ? yea, too lazy to do processing like me... at the same time, i think /hope this would improve the pics i take as i dun have a 'lifeline/2nd chance at it in photoshop' or something... and thanks for the interesting url provided! |
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