Infrared Photography
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Just bring it out and give the shutter some work out once in a while, no need to select particular subject unless you have already remove the internal filter and only can shoot IR now !!!!. Wah hardcore !!!. :bsmilie:
vortex said:quite sad...i buy my d70..and i have not gotten a chance to use it yet :embrass:
Dennis said:
Hi Dennis
Glad to meet u all and thanks to ESPN for the batts
Tempted to get SB800.... but acc. badly damaged after D70 purchase :sweat:
Went to Lord's just now as I was in Orchard area... enquired abt the 67mm R72 filter. David called the supplier and found out they will only have stock in 2 weeks time :cry:
Bopian.... must make do with "vignette" shots for now.
Actually wanted to shoot IR in orchard rd...
Vortex, should get the SB600 or SB800 to shoot mah :blah:
So the IR outing for this weekend is cancelled?
ark19 said:Hi Dennis
Glad to meet u all and thanks to ESPN for the batts
Tempted to get SB800.... but acc. badly damaged after D70 purchase
Went to Lord's just now as I was in Orchard area... enquired abt the 67mm R72 filter. David called the supplier and found out they will only have stock in 2 weeks time
Bopian.... must make do with "vignette" shots for now.
Actually wanted to shoot IR in orchard rd...
Vortex, should get the SB600 or SB800 to shoot mah :blah:
So the IR outing for this weekend is cancelled?
yea...might as well get a 70-200mm along with it :blah:
is the delay of the filters the same everywhere?
i guess its cancelled?
well i could use my 52mm one on my old lens...but no autofocus...so really quite shiong gotta manually focus and put the filter on. :sweat:
D70 with harrison IR filter
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1034&message=11263700
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1034&message=11263700
Thanks for the link. Never heard of a harrison filter but I guess it would not be very far from a Hoya R72.
OT After having a go with IR and some experiment I have come to some conclusion that exposure for IR is erratic. Sometimes you get exposure that is correct at a certain settings and the next 10 sec apparently without much changes in weather and lighting the same scene comes out totally black. Anybody have any experience like that ??.
OT After having a go with IR and some experiment I have come to some conclusion that exposure for IR is erratic. Sometimes you get exposure that is correct at a certain settings and the next 10 sec apparently without much changes in weather and lighting the same scene comes out totally black. Anybody have any experience like that ??.
vortex said:
Mmm I am interested to know why it is like that, I would like to make at least every shot count and have something to see even if the shot does not make it. Anybody can shed some light on it ?.
ark19 said:Yup, very difficult to gauge exposure when shooting IR...
That's why I shoot in P mode and just leave it to "nature" to show me the results
Maybe that's also why I keep visiting Bedok reservoir to shoot IR, always turns out differently
A simple answer is for IR photography, the CCD/film in the camera suppose to record IR only and which is not visible by our naked eyes, so a conventional light meter also not workable on measuring IR light level.Dennis said:
In fact, I consider we are very lucky now as we can do IR photography with digital cameras, if youd using film to shoot IR, can you image the high cost on film and processing with unpredictable result? :think:
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