Infrared with fuji s6500fd at Seletar, AMK

[AuntieHuat]

Hi,

Would like to share of couple of Infrared taken with my new camera. For those interested in this camera, infrared with it produces hotspots - especially at focal lengths ~50mm and at small apertures. I used the widest angle and aperture for my shots and tried my best to photoshop away the hotspots.

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Thanks for viewing

 

[teerex]

Wah Auntie, long time din see you here liao.

Other than the hotspot the tone for #2 is nice.

Which camera you using?

 

[night86mare]

it's in the heading!

fuji 6500fd, prosumer

 

[teerex]

it's in the heading!

fuji 6500fd, prosumer

Thanks, missed that

 

[howardfuhrman]

The photos are beautiful.

 

[AuntieHuat]

Hi Guys,

Thanks for the compliments. I posted a couple more here:
http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthread.php?t=259073


To Teerex,

I frequent this forum but I guess I'm not such an active poster. With regards to your comment, sorry but I don't quite understand the meaning of 'tone' for #2. Does 'tone' refer to dark and light area's interaction? Or the colours?

Was pretty disappointed that this camera has infrared hotspots which is rather restricting when shooting and also require more effort in photoshop-ing. Can't help feeling the photos are flawed when looking at them, I am always concentrating on looking at the hotspot..haha

 

[teerex]

To Teerex,

I frequent this forum but I guess I'm not such an active poster. With regards to your comment, sorry but I don't quite understand the meaning of 'tone' for #2. Does 'tone' refer to dark and light area's interaction? Or the colours?

What I mean is the color tone of trees against the blue of the sky in the backgroung.