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DimensionSeven β Budapest - IR XIV Leopard (Budapest Noir)
Published: 2014-02-18 17:35:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 1553; Favourites: 102; Downloads: 0
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2013.11.07, Duna Tower, Budapest, Hungary.
Nikon D90-IR - 10-24 @ 11 mm - f/8 - 1/10 sec - iso 200 - B+W 093 - NEF - Capture NX 2.2.6 - PS/CS6
After the positive outcome of my experiments with the Lee Big Stopper and the B+W 093 (830nm) infrared filters combined, I tried to use this setup for modern buildings. I don't know Budapest too well, so I took inspiration from kgeri and arbebuk - I hereby officially thank them for their tips on locations.
As for this shot, it's one half of a twin photo. Same composition (tripod), one with fast shutter speed (1/20 sec is "fast"), one about 10 stops slower (~3 minutes). They look cool next to each other - like a leopard and a zebra...
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You can find the whole series and even more infrared shots from me here!
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Comments: 11
While I have seen this concept before, this is a very stunning example of it. Β +fav
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What concept do you mean?
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The use of skyscrapers to reflect particularly clear air sky with high cumulous clouds. Β Dont quote me on that cloud type
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I see. I thought you've ment using infrared for that.
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Speaking of which: is there an advantage using IR in this particular pic? Β I've never used it Β so Im unfamiliar with the film, only the principles of the light wavelength zone.
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Yes, much better dynamic range and contrast, no haze.
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Excellent, thank you for the info. Β This explains a bit of the aforementioned 'stunning' quality I noted.
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fantastic view, I lose the building in the sky.
Thank you for sharing this photo with us!
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