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Published: 2007-11-08 19:59:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 8993; Favourites: 414; Downloads: 203
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Back to Infrared..... Hoya R72 IR filter - Nikon D80
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The all seeing eye 
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You have been featured in my journal here: [link] 
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Incredible pictures, thank you for sharing us an other dimension of the life
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Wow, this is a heaven on earth, unbelievably beautiful. Only those without imagination could not see the splendor.
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which whitebalance have you used here? i mean was it `PRE` ? and what did u use to set it.?
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I did use PRE and used green grass to set it - worked on my D80 but will not set on my d90...so sad
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Absolutely beautiful!!
Where is it?
I freaking love it!! :3
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I've posted you and the link to this deviation in a group I feel that needs to be recognized. Well done. [link]
I'm awaiting approval for this beautiful shot. I'll let you know if it is accepted.
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Thanks Joel - Much appreciated
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You have been featured here: [link]
Also take a look at the gallery of these brilliant artists!
Please 
Enjoy!
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Happy Thanksgiving! I've featured this photo here [link]
Let me know if you don't want the exposure
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Hey! Awesome Infrared shot. However, I can't help but help notice that the reflection looks a tad faked? It seems a little wrong how the other side of the bridge (and steps) would be visable in this way in the water. It looks like the image has been flipped and VERY cleverly edited. All in all, I still applaud you
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wrong.....nothing fake or edited on the reflection - just how the ir worked
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nice, tis just unusual to see a reflection like that. Great work mate
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great shot! love how the bridge reflects in the water...looks like a big eye...I wish i had an IR filter...
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Hello! fantastic photo, im trying to learn IR atm... just a quick q, how did you get the water reflection so good?. Once again, amazing shot!
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THanks - I just keep an eye out for the best reflection lighting - The water usually evens out with the required IR long-exposures
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cheers man! cant wait for the summer!
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Wait a minute.
I thought the D80 had some kind of blocking against IR filters.
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It's not a great IR camera but with some long exposures it can be done
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Ok then.
Thank you.
I'm about to buy one
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fabulous...
How do you get the blue colour for the sky though?
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I swap the red/blue channels in photoshop
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Wow! So surreal and awesome! Beautiful!
I just started looking into gettin an IR filter.
Fantastic work!
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Thanks much! Let me know if you have any IR questions
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Wow! Thanks! I really appreciate it!
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I ran across your photos on Flickr and was absolutely stunned. For an experimental photographer, I must say your shots are beyond reproach. I was particularly impressed with this set of IR photos you've posted. I have a D80 and 720nm IR Filter as well and even with 30" exposure I can't even come close to this quality. Are there any secrets you wouldn't mind sharing with the rest of us frustrated D80 owners?
Thanks for serving up the inspiration!
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Thanks much - I always shoot my IR images in the middle of the day - bright sun. I also have to watch where the light direction is facing to get best results. Getting the WB correct makes a big difference as well. I had 4-5 sessions before I set the white balance how i wanted the look. Let me know any specific IR question you have
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Thanks! Love the overall dark style of your work - just added a
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stunning bridge and glassy reflections! Quite an effect!
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