Attached are three IR shots I made some years ago made with full frame digital cameras converted to 720 IR. All of the shots were made on Ossabaw Island, a heritage preserve barrier island near Savannah, Georgia.
Sandy
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Great work, Sandy! The middle one is especially fine.
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Sandy, I agree with Peter!Originally Posted by Peter De Smidt
Thank you Jon,
I don't do any type of color IR, but I think your images with blue channel swap work really well in terms of atmosphere for old church with grave stones and graveyards.
Sandy
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Thank you, Peter.
The middle shot was a breakthrough for me in image quality with IR. Previously I had used medium format film with IR but the long time exposure limited me to certain conditions because of the long exposures, though image quality was quite good. Then I tried small sensor digital cameras converted to IR, but image quality was not great and did not work with many subjects. Finally I had a Nikon FF D-800 camera converted to IR and the shot of the pens and oak tress was one of the first shots I made with that cameras, with a Nikon 50mm f/1.8 lens.
Sandy
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Thanks Sandy!
Last edited by Peter De Smidt; 29-Aug-2022 at 12:02.
“You often feel tired, not because you've done too much, but because you've done too little of what sparks a light in you.”
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