Quick asking, been abit confused about the format of shooting using IR filter, the post processing only can apply to RAW or jpeg files still can do?
I got my filter today, cloudy and will like to know this before i go out shooting... thanks.
the post processing detailed in the sticky is for photographs where the white balance point has been set correctly
for my own experience, even if you shoot in raw you have to get a "close enough" wb point.. using auto doesn't cut it.. you can't correct it later on and i do not know why, but this could be related to my camera rather than across the board.
nite86mare, do you set any contrast++ or sharpness++? and how to judge good exposure tru histogram?
I kinda feel that i should keep the exposure abit under to keep the details of the higher end.. rite?
thanks for your reply. really got alot more to learn to shot IR.
more to ask..
shooting IR, can you suggest which ISO to use combine with exposure time, aperture// I am using f11 but i think the long exposure time introduce quite alot of noise when i view it 100%...do you experienced that before? I kinda think mabye i should keep my exposure time within 2~3seconds to avoid that?
I hope i can try doing it when it is really HOT!
the sharpness i can get for building is also quite not satisfying, why? is it becos of the manual focusing/
can i auto-focus before i put on the filter and then change it to manual? or the filter causing it?