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It was nice to meet everyone in this outing, really had a good time. Must say that the weather really held out, despite the weather man's earlier predictions of rain. :) #1 Along the way there (not sure why the blue's so pastel) #2 Looking back (45min after start...hee hee!) - Be It Ever...

Leon, Was that IR shot of Vivo City in the New Paper yesterday taken by you? :) _

There's a short but interesting article in the August 2007 Issue of Popular Photography & Imaging Magazine. The writer explains his use of a IR converted Canon 10D with tilt-shift lenses. :) _

Nikon's recent batches of compact digital aren't the best around, with slow AF, noise and limited features, it's no wonder most people would give Nikon compacts a pass. What on earth am I doing with a Nikon compact then? Well, for one thing, it's cheap. For another, it's packed with quite a...

Has anyone here tried this in SG :bsmilie: Ice Lens Photography There was actually a complete write up on how to achieve this, does anyone have that link? Cheers, Matt

This is one has the one feature I'm sure all Lensbaby users have wanted :thumbsup: See it here: Lensbaby Website Read the review here: Pop Photo Review of Lensbaby 3G Now to camp at my computer and wait for the order lines to open :bsmilie: _

Prior to getting my D200 and several weeks after I got it, I'd been reading several posts from D200 users that it was not possible to do a Custom White Balance (CWB) through regular methods. I believed this and even contributed to the misinformation too. This is a link to the current method of...

With a post processing method I came across dubbed "Orton Imagery" Gateway of Heros I know it's a little dark for some taste, but it reflects my current mood. Hee... :) Tell me what you think about the application of this technique to digital infrared photography: Orton Imagery...

Is the Nikon subforum about to lose its idol? http://kenrockwell.com/tech/nikon-vs-canon.htm :cry: This is a day of mourning...:cry: :bsmilie: :bsmilie: _

Anyone seen this Nikon Capture Pro on sale anywhere in SG? The CD Key is on sale at the Nikon Mall for US$70 ... Ouch!! :o This used to be a part of Nikon Capture 4. :angry: O well, maybe since NCNX is working with NC4 still on my notebook, the cheap way would be to use NC4 Camera Control...

Going for US$149.95 ~ SG$237 Capture NX at B&H Cheers

Just a couple of test shots from a Canon G3: 1/100s @ f/4 and 1/100s @ f/4 The filter used is the Hoya R72 and CWB was done with an Expodisk. It was raining quite heavily and there was a very thick cloud cover. :bigeyes: Cheers, Matt

Catch his single shot and very short comment at his site before it changes... http://www.bythom.com Cheers, Matt

Hmmm... It seems that the verdict is out about the D200's suitability for IR and UV photography... Bjørn Rørslett's Review on the D200's IR performance :cry: Looks like the D70i is still going to be around for quite some time. Cheers, Matt

Batteries that is: Fake Batteries Blow Up Camera Sort of reminds me of the guy who used a OEM handphone battery in his Nokia phone and had his leg and jewels blown off. :o Cheers

Ok, following Max 2.8's suggestion, I'll post some hyperfocal charts here in JPEG so that the more adventurous can try out hyperfocusing. The charts should be accurate as I got the computer to calculate everything in an Excel spreadsheet, but if anyone spots errors, please drop me a PM and I'll...

I've always found it almost impossible to combine a lensbaby with an IR filter and even when I managed the acrobatics to achieve it, the results were not good. This time however, thanks to a modified D70, I've managed to shot some. Here are a couple of early test photos...

We have all probably visited most of the websites that detail instructions on how to convert your D70 for pure IR photography, so I don't think it's necessary for me to post photos of my conversion process. However, there are two details that no one else seems to have mentioned, so I'll just...

Finally! After several false starts, I've managed to convert my old D70 to a pure infrared camera. :D All thanks to the information found in these sites: http://www.digitalweddingforum.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=259656&an=0&page=0...

Grabbed shots of common everyday things from odd angles: #1 - Rocky Shadow #2 - Spirals #3 - Rock Mosaic #4 - Star Cruiser?!? #5 - Yikes!! The last one's more of a close-up than abstract but still... Thanks for looking. Cheers