Digital IR

[tuco]

So many good posts Jon and Peter. Those cityscapes are really dramatic Peter.


M9, Zeiss 25mm + R72


Fair Atmosphere - YoYo by tuco, on Flickr

[Peter De Smidt]

Thanks, Tuco! I love the motion in your photo!

[jon.oman]

I really, really like this one! The framing, the water coming down, and especially the child! Great image!

[jon.oman]

All of these are interesting, but this one has sort of a dystopian vibe to it!

[jon.oman]

If one is getting a Digital for IR work and planning on B&W final images only does it make more sense to get a 720 or 830 conversion? Or a lower one and then process using a program like Silver Efex Pro to get even more control of the dark sky effect? That program doesn't do anything with color filters to a monochrome only image - and some IR images I have seen would benefit from a bit more contrast/dark skies. Is it doable with this type of software, more so than the more powerful IR conversion?

What Peter said! I too have a full spectrum camera, because of the flexibility.

[jon.oman]

Personally, I'm a fan of 720nm. If you get a 720 conversion, you can always put a higher nanometer filter on the lens, if needed. But it really is a matter of taste. My camera is full spectrum, which means I always have to use a filter on the camera.

Nice one Peter!

[jon.oman]

So many good posts Jon and Peter. Those cityscapes are really dramatic Peter.


M9, Zeiss 25mm + R72


Fair Atmosphere - YoYo by tuco, on Flickr

Thanks Tuco, and cool shot!

[Peter De Smidt]

All of these are interesting, but this one has sort of a dystopian vibe to it!

Thanks, Jon. I thought about titling it: "Getting Ready for the Next Election"

[jon.oman]

Thanks, Jon. I thought about titling it: "Getting Ready for the Next Election"

Now, that made me laugh!

[Peter De Smidt]