carly_kai (
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Geekery - Infrared photography
I can pop a filter my Nikons and capture images in the IR spectrum but I still have to post process them to get rid of a freakish purple cast.
A tree up the road:
The same shot as gray scale:
And then an IR shot:
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poeticalpanther.livejournal.com
2008-10-07 03:13 pm (UTC)
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I want to do some IR work with Clicky sometime. One more thing on the list of "When I'm Not Paid Crap"...
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carly-kai.livejournal.com
2008-10-07 03:18 pm (UTC)
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ahhh - but there is an easy way to do IR...
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hillwalker.livejournal.com
2008-10-07 04:50 pm (UTC)
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Oh yeah!! Very nice.
I didn't know the Nikon was so adaptable. Most dSLR's have to be shop modified to remove the IR filter. The high-end astrophotography folk will often use a modified camera for their work.
Steve Wrotniak
is a great resource for IR information.
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I didn't know the Nikon was so adaptable. Most dSLR's have to be shop modified to remove the IR filter. The high-end astrophotography folk will often use a modified camera for their work.
Steve Wrotniak is a great resource for IR information.