35mm and digital infrared

[jon.oman]

Jon, those are some interesting looks!

Thanks Peter!

[jon.oman]

Jon, which lenses were you using ? Nice!!! I'm considering changing my D610 to IR or get a cheapo D700...as Jason suggested. If done well, IR can be spectacular.

Les

Since the cameras I have converted (D70 and D2x) do not have live view, I am using just one lens: Nikkor AFS 18-70mm 3.5-4.5 G ED

Per LifePixel, the D700 has this problem: "These models make use of Nikon’s new infrared self-diagnostic shutter monitor circuitry. This function involved an internal infrared LED emitter/detector chip that could fog images. In most cases it will not be an issue unless you shoot in overcast weather using higher ISO and/or longer exposures."

Yes, IR can be spectacular. Exposure and image selection is key.

Thanks!

[Luis-F-S]

And the title of this Forum is???????????????

[6X17 Shooter]

Sony A7R converted by Lifepixel, shot with Canon nFD 35-105

[tuco]

Sony A7R converted by Lifepixel, shot with Canon nFD 35-105

Sweet.

[jon.oman]

Sony A7R converted by Lifepixel, shot with Canon nFD 35-105

Wonderful image!

[6X17 Shooter]

Sweet.

Wonderful image!

Thank you both. I'm surprised how well my old Canon FD lenses behave on the Sony body.

[scm]

Olympus OM1n - 100mm/2.8 Zuiko - Kodak HIE

[Tom Monego]

Leica IIIC 25mm Nikkor f3.5, either red 25 or an IR 29a, years ago so I can't recall



Speed Graphic Yashica 60mm f3.5 29a filter 4x5 Kodak HS IR

[MultiFormat Shooter]

Olympus OM1n - 100mm/2.8 Zuiko - Kodak HIE

Nice! It has a "sepia feel" to it, while being unmistakably infrared. Did you sepia tone it?

Leica IIIC 25mm Nikkor f3.5, either red 25 or an IR 29a, years ago so I can't recall

Speed Graphic Yashica 60mm f3.5 29a filter 4x5 Kodak HS IR

Great images, classic Kodak HIE!


Now that the weather is starting to get warmer, I'll have to get out and shoot IR as the trees and flowers start to bloom.