IR outing 4th december sharing thread

[fatigue]

fatigue, how do you personally find the 535nm?
Has it accomplish what you set out to accomplish with this filter?
Are there any other tips for this 535nm filter, any things that I have missed out?
And how else should I have Post processed by 535nm picture?
What about the use of 535nm on landscape? Have you any advice?

Sincerely awaiting your advice, fatigue.
thanks!

I don't know what to say. I'm suppose to install the 600nm filter but miscalculated the thickness. End up using the 535nm (a tip from Lizardojm).
In IR photography, I just started to run but you've just crossed the finish line.

So, shall we change the filter after one month?

 

[fatigue]

fatigue, how do you personally find the 535nm?
Has it accomplish what you set out to accomplish with this filter?
Are there any other tips for this 535nm filter, any things that I have missed out?
And how else should I have Post processed by 535nm picture?
What about the use of 535nm on landscape? Have you any advice?

Sincerely awaiting your advice, fatigue.
thanks!

Try using a CPL filter and achieve a few effect as you turn the CPL.
( a suggestion from an Indonesian friend )

 

[limwhow]

I don't know what to say. I'm suppose to install the 600nm filter but miscalculated the thickness. End up using the 535nm (a tip from Lizardojm).
In IR photography, I just started to run but you've just crossed the finish line.

So, shall we change the filter after one month?

Eh.. change away my 535nm? how can? People want 535nm also cannot get...
hahaha...

Try using a CPL filter and achieve a few effect as you turn the CPL.
( a suggestion from an Indonesian friend )

That is interesting... Yah, one day when i am less busy I will try to do that.
Thank you!

 

[iVintage]

Allow me to Share these shot taken there.. Non IR, please don't knock me...

#1

#2

#3

 

[LowLights]

This is a general comments on all the photos I have seem in this thread so far .. not all photo share the same comments but generally this "rules" are "broken"

1) Background .. busy or distracting
2) Position of model not very ideal
3) Some too much empty spaces
4) Tilted horizon
5) Horizon/objects "cutting" across subjects head

Just share my thoughts

Cheers

 

[limwhow]

This is a general comments on all the photos I have seem in this thread so far .. not all photo share the same comments but generally this "rules" are "broken"

1) Background .. busy or distracting
2) Position of model not very ideal
3) Some too much empty spaces
4) Tilted horizon
5) Horizon/objects "cutting" across subjects head

Just share my thoughts

Cheers

Hehe... yes, you are right, LowLights.
Stand guilty of many of these mistakes, I do.
Thanks for pointing them out, brother!

 

[iVintage]

Wow so many pointer thanks for sharing!

This is a general comments on all the photos I have seem in this thread so far .. not all photo share the same comments but generally this "rules" are "broken"

1) Background .. busy or distracting
2) Position of model not very ideal
3) Some too much empty spaces
4) Tilted horizon
5) Horizon/objects "cutting" across subjects head

Just share my thoughts

Cheers

 

[fatigue]

This is a general comments on all the photos I have seem in this thread so far .. not all photo share the same comments but generally this "rules" are "broken"

1) Background .. busy or distracting
2) Position of model not very ideal
3) Some too much empty spaces
4) Tilted horizon
5) Horizon/objects "cutting" across subjects head

Just share my thoughts

Cheers

We still have a lot to learn from Lowlights.
Thanks for the advise

More photoshoots needed...

 

[vaga2681]

We still have a lot to learn from Lowlights.
Thanks for the advise

More photoshoots needed...

Fatigue,

Faster come back and do STB test!...

Kidding, enjoy ur holiday!

 

[geekbrains]

another shot of pearllyn... i know, i know... i post too many shots of her than the 2 XMM! admittedly, she's my favorite among the three.

as a newbie in modeling, i like her confidence in striking a pose...

Contrast

This shot is great!

 

[garth6]

my 2nd pic..

its blur, but just trying to have the feel

 

[limwhow]

my 2nd pic..

its blur, but just trying to have the feel

garth6, yeah you are certainly there with this beautiful one!

 

[garth6]

hehe thanks thanks

the colours n skin tone is never ending one... keep on edit n edit n edit until

 

[Lx3ChuA]

This is a general comments on all the photos I have seem in this thread so far .. not all photo share the same comments but generally this "rules" are "broken"

1) Background .. busy or distracting
2) Position of model not very ideal
3) Some too much empty spaces
4) Tilted horizon
5) Horizon/objects "cutting" across subjects head

Just share my thoughts

Cheers

The Senior had struck again... haha Nice 1 bro..")

 

[vngks]

Nice processing!

Contrast

Very nice bro

I like your composition

 

[vngks]

This is a general comments on all the photos I have seem in this thread so far .. not all photo share the same comments but generally this "rules" are "broken"

1) Background .. busy or distracting
2) Position of model not very ideal
3) Some too much empty spaces
4) Tilted horizon
5) Horizon/objects "cutting" across subjects head

Just share my thoughts

Cheers

Haha I think most of the guys were trying to incorporate landscape into a portraiture shoot cuz of the IR.

 

[vngks]

Ok I only got 2...criticize pls...ya ya I'm lazy at PPing....just color swap and hue adjustment :sticktong

#1

#2

 

[SurrealDreamWalker]

Dear friends,

here are my humble IR-photogs of Dorothy. Shot with my IR-D70 (R72) and prime lens Nikon 50mm f1.8D.
This set will be sent to bro Ah Chua and Dorothy.
Pardon me as my images lack sharpness and contrast. I learnt my mistakes, should have shot at f2.8 instead of f4...

C & C are welcome. Will post the other 2 girls later. Cheers!

 

[Wurdelak]

Ok I only got 2...criticize pls...ya ya I'm lazy at PPing....just color swap and hue adjustment :sticktong

#1

#2

from a portrait shooter... learn, i must... from the composition and placement of the model!:thumbsup:

next time we shoot, please give me some tips bout portraits bro!

 

[yilishengxian]

Dear friends,

here are my humble IR-photogs of Dorothy. Shot with my IR-D70 (R72) and prime lens Nikon 50mm f1.8D.
This set will be sent to bro Ah Chua and Dorothy.
Pardon me as my images lack sharpness and contrast. I learnt my mistakes, should have shot at f2.8 instead of f4...

C & C are welcome. Will post the other 2 girls later. Cheers!

Cool blue eyes ^^