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2008.04.27, Hencse, Hungary.
Nikon D50-IR - 18-70 @ 18mm - f/7.1 - 1/320 sec - ISO 200 - NEF - Capture NX 1.2 - PS/CS2
Tones and contrast were done in Capture NX. Enjoy!
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Great capture, I like, it's a true heavenly image.
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That 18-70 is not half bad for IR.
Nice work on this, the framing is good and great tones.
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on the converted body, the hotspot is manageable, if the shot is slightly underexposed and levelled up afterwards. 18-55 MK I and II are said to work better for IR as they have only 7 lens elements.
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ahh ok, good to know. I'm hoping to upgrade my camera body soon and look forward to having my D70s converted.
how are you liking the converted body?
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I'm loving it. Makes things much easier and allows more creativity. But the long exposure effect is part of the erie "IR" feeling, and this one's missing from the realtime landscape shots. Actual waves on IR-waterscapes look silly.
On the tech side, read my first thoughts here: [link]
People on DA using converted bodies: ~ericbb ~postred ~tisbone and a lot of asian deviants I can't remember. Check them out!
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good compo and color manipulation, resp. saturation
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yum, absolutely gorgeous. I've seen this done alot, and very successfully but this one stands out because the tree itself has some great highlights that translate will in the infrared. Really great planning in this shot.
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The realtime ability (no motion blur) gives these shots the contrast that you are referring to.
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Now, I am actually willing to read about infra red photography.
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Utterly fantastic. I love the contrast of the tree and the sky.
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looks great! only thing is the harsh white against the pure black or dark blu on the left, you see it? its sky i know but it doesn't look like it right away, still an absolutly great shot.
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that's because in infrared, clear skies become almost black when exposed properly.
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well, it could have been even more perfect with an IR-converted D300 and a 14-24 f2.8 nikkor, but that's life...
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Na ez jΓ³, olyan Γ©rzetem van mintha nem ezen a bolygΓ³n lenne fotΓ³zva.
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infrabolygΓ³n kΓ©szΓΌlt.
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Love the colors in this shot. The place looks beautiful 
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infrared shots alway look so surreal!
i love the clouds in this, the spacing looks so deliberate!!
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gorgeous colors. i love the focus. great contrast and lovely angle
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wow.. i like IR shots.. but a lil more sky would'e been nice
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yeah, gimme a 14-24 f2.8...
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kay..i'm off to buy some ski-masks or nylon-socks..
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Awesome.
I love the rich colours of the sky.
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Really good. It has a very strong sense of focus and I love the way the texture and colour of the blossom seems to continue into the clouds. I especially like the contrast in the top left with seems to feature an invisble dividing line running through both background and foreground
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Thanks! Actually, these are leaves, not blossom. But flowers would be white in infrared too.
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It's beautiful! I love on how the trees stands out. and the color of the sky is stunning and natural!
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wonderful photo 
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