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Published: 2010-08-15 19:56:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 5124; Favourites: 117; Downloads: 167
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15.08.2010, Hartberg, Austria...
To see more infrared trees and surreal landscapes, visit [link]
Nikon D70si - Samyang 8mm - NEF - PS Lightroom (post-process)
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Oh yes, I found this one again! I saw this pic like last year, and I can’t believe I didn’t add a comment! It’s really sublime this pic! It reminds me of champagne for some reason. 
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You are living in a fairy tale , magic country .
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Very effective IR image. This image has been pirated by Nasrin Mohebbian on Google Plus. Do you want to defend your copyright? I can't report it, but you can. It is at: [link]
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Hey, thanks alot for indicating this art theft bastard. I reported it but it is ok, i prefer to put all my strength into making new photos instead of chasing thiefs
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Hope you don't mind but I featured you here ---> [link]
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Don't like the border but the picture is most beautiful !
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Hehe, I somehow tend to borders when shooting and postprocessing infrared photos, dont ask me why
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Hallihallo,
Wollt dir nur sagen, dass mein drittes Watchers Feature on ist - vielen Dank für die großartige Zeit
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Schönen Tag noch
Lydia
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Gotta tell me more about the Samyang! How sharp is it in IR? For visible light, you can't beat the Nikon 10.5, but it's rather weak in IR.
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I'll do some investigation on that point! I'll test it on different apertures and focal length settings since the samyang needs some ajusting there (its really easy to do).
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sorry for the question but, Samyang 8mm is not a fisheye with aspherical lens? how do you do with filters?
maybe i'm wrong with something.. xD
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Hehe, thanks that you ask. The problem with fisheyes is, that there are no screw-in filters.
So, infrared photographers have to go another way to use such exotic lenses: Replace the Filter, which is in front of the sensor, so called infrared conversion.
That makes the camera only visible to infrared, no mather which lens etc. you use...
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oh i've heard about this technique, but i'm not so familiar with.
thank you for the answer =]
and btw i really love your pic ^^
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