Is it correct???

makenshishinta · 27th April 2008

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hmm... it does not seem correct does it???
the tree does not have lik golden type of effect...

shots r done using D70s n R72 filter...
plz correct me if i m wrong...
still a noob in IR...

deadpixel · 27th April 2008

Firstly, what you've posted look like out-of-camera shots with little or no post processing, you've got quite a bit of post processing to do before you'll start to see the blue skies, etc.

Secondly, when you shoot with the R72 filter, it's unlikely that you'd get the golden leaves effect, more likely white leaves.

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sin77 · 27th April 2008

1. u nv do enough post processing
2. did u do a custom wb for it?
3. your lens or camera might not be IR sensitive enough?
4. you shoot on a gloomy day is it?

gohaj · 27th April 2008

i will be getting a IR filter soon...also would like to know how to perform a proper post processing for such photos.

davidkow · 27th April 2008

try pp it,only elp filter in nikon ccd can get golden effect[

makenshishinta · 27th April 2008

thankz guys...

just found out that it is need 2 processing oso...

is it better than before...

27th April 2008	#1
makenshishinta New Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Ang Mo Kio Posts: 29	Is it correct??? 1. 2. 3. hmm... it does not seem correct does it??? the tree does not have lik golden type of effect... shots r done using D70s n R72 filter... plz correct me if i m wrong... still a noob in IR...

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deadpixel Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: East Posts: 1,252	Re: Is it correct??? Firstly, what you've posted look like out-of-camera shots with little or no post processing, you've got quite a bit of post processing to do before you'll start to see the blue skies, etc. Secondly, when you shoot with the R72 filter, it's unlikely that you'd get the golden leaves effect, more likely white leaves. _ __________________ My Gallery IR Photography Black & White

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sin77 Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 932	Re: Is it correct??? 1. u nv do enough post processing 2. did u do a custom wb for it? 3. your lens or camera might not be IR sensitive enough? 4. you shoot on a gloomy day is it? __________________ Nikon D90, SB600, 18-200mm VRII, Tamron 28-75mm f2.8, 50mm f1.8, Lumix FZ18, Fujifilm F31fd.

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gohaj Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 3,469	Re: Is it correct??? i will be getting a IR filter soon...also would like to know how to perform a proper post processing for such photos.

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27th April 2008	#6
makenshishinta New Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Ang Mo Kio Posts: 29	Re: Is it correct??? thankz guys... just found out that it is need 2 processing oso... is it better than before...