Recent content by JimDavis

Have been missing in action for more than a decade, now I am back to look at IR photography, and realized that it is just staying out of action since 2011, what happened?

The whole series, I like the tone that you PP in this photo more so than the other photos.

Try not to use 3rd party lens. Also, I think there is a list of "IR compatible" lenses used to be maintained by T Rex in one of the sticky threads. You may want to check out the list.

Equipment Type: Lens Equipment Brand: Nikon Equipment Model: Nikon 18-55mm VR DX AF-S f3.5-5.6G Price (S$): 200 Description: A friend of mine bought D5000 last month with this kit lens (brand new, never use), not using it so I am helping to sell. Please offer a reasonable price since my friend...

Advertisement Category: Want To Sell (WTS) Equipment Type: Lens Equipment Brand: Nikon Equipment Model: Nikon 18-55mm DX AF-S f3.5-5.6G Price (S$): 200 Description: A friend of mine bought D5000 last month with this kit lens (brand new, never use), not using it so I am helping to sell...

Anybody tried putting the Leopard onto a PC or Intel-based notebook? What will be a reasonable spec to do so?

I am a still photo person, so this camera actually serves me well. Photo under low light condition: Sunset: Panoramic view: Vivid color:

Tried using Panasonic DMC TZ-15 to take a few shots, just to share here:

Thanks for sharing. #3 has gotten an absolute right mode in color, excellent! :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

Seems like you have not done any channel swap thing?

I came across 2 Digital IR books when I visited Riceball the other day. 1 of them are actually very good for those who wants to start learning Digital IR: Title: Digital Infrared Photography Author: Cyrill Harnischmacher You can read the book review before you decide to buy.

Just wonder what's the result if high ISO were to be used under low light condition? Any sample to share?

Thanks a lot for your help! Is it possible for me to find a table of matrix on this piece of info?

Hi, Just wonder if anyone knows how are we going to convert these photo paper size into cm or mm? Anyone knows that you can share?