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25th June 2007
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IR Change Boardwalk - June 10
Hi everyone,
As suggested, I have uploaded just 4 photos for you guys to comment and guide me along where I went wrong. http://www.flickr.com/photos/jerrylwtan/ Almost all of my shots had noise, hot spots and under exposed and I could only post one original IR shot and its processed copy (P1000209 & P1000209a) for your expert comments. The other P1000272 is just a ordinary color shot and its copy P1000272a was processed using the standard channel mix .. surprisingly with pleasing result! Cheers & thanks in advance! Jerry |
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25th June 2007
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Re: IR Change Boardwalk - June 10
Hi Jerry,
For P1000272 and P1000272a, maybe you want to try to convert to Black and White IR to get rid of the hotspot problem. For P1000272 and P1000272a, it is very interesting way of post processing a colour photo to get IR effect.
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25th June 2007
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Re: IR Change Boardwalk - June 10
P1000272 & P100272a have very nice tone & contrast.
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25th June 2007
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Re: IR Change Boardwalk - June 10
Thank you both for your comments but learned a lesson not to use the L1. Probably I'll try with either the D2x or the S2Pro with a 50mm or 135mm fixed focus as I only have a 55mm IR filter. I'll continue from this having noted some of the wrong settings I did during the shoot.
Cheers |
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