This is an example of infrared photography with a digital camera. The image is of my backyard in June. It looks like it snowed last night but it didn't. This technique was achieved by using my camera in manual mode. I set the ISO to the highest setting 25,600 and the aperture at 2.8. I then set the shutter to 1/2 sec. I used the monochrome setting and added R-72 IR filter to the lens. Camera was steadied on a table and image was post processed in Photoshop CS3. Quite a cool effect for a summer time picture don't you think? Shot with Nikon D3, 24-70mm ED AF-S.
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Saturday, June 14, 2008
IR Photography
This is an example of infrared photography with a digital camera. The image is of my backyard in June. It looks like it snowed last night but it didn't. This technique was achieved by using my camera in manual mode. I set the ISO to the highest setting 25,600 and the aperture at 2.8. I then set the shutter to 1/2 sec. I used the monochrome setting and added R-72 IR filter to the lens. Camera was steadied on a table and image was post processed in Photoshop CS3. Quite a cool effect for a summer time picture don't you think? Shot with Nikon D3, 24-70mm ED AF-S.
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