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Wa the logic behind IR not easy ah. Headache liao. LOL!

It is quite easy, actually.

I started off with IR. It is just basics, understand light, what the filter does is just cut off some light in the visible range.

Taking a good IR picture instead of just trying to wow people with the cool effect is the hard part. :)

Same goes for other tools like HDR, Exposure Blending, Long Exposure..
 

Cannot le.. Gotta zzz.. and plss.. dun chiong posts until 4am like yest hor..

got difficutly tracking bk man :bsmilie:

btw, where's Andrew and Yapster~?!?!

Nites Guys~!!
 

It is quite easy, actually.

I started off with IR. It is just basics, understand light, what the filter does is just cut off some light in the visible range.

Taking a good IR picture instead of just trying to wow people with the cool effect is the hard part. :)

Same goes for other tools like HDR, Exposure Blending, Long Exposure..

So basically an IR filter doesn't allow some light to pass through thus creating that effect?
 

Cannot le.. Gotta zzz.. and plss.. dun chiong posts until 4am like yest hor..

got difficutly tracking bk man :bsmilie:

btw, where's Andrew and Yapster~?!?!

Nites Guys~!!

Andrew self highing with his new toys.....

Yapster maybe digging fox hole. :bsmilie:
 

So basically an IR filter doesn't allow some light to pass through thus creating that effect?

It filters out light of certain wavelength, until left near visible.

Stronger IR filters give pure BNW photosm, more pronouncend IR effect.

IR effect is white foliage (under sun), blackish water, etc.

Weaker IR filters (ELP, or Edmund Long Pass, Goldie, ~620-650nm) give a lot of color. :)
 

It filters out light of certain wavelength, until left near visible.

Stronger IR filters give pure BNW photosm, more pronouncend IR effect.

IR effect is white foliage (under sun), blackish water, etc.

Weaker IR filters (ELP, or Edmund Long Pass, Goldie, ~620-650nm) give a lot of color. :)

Ahhh ok.
I searched on the internet they say that some DSLR got what IR blocker at the sensor. Does that prevent you from taking IR??
 

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