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Thank You very much! I am glad You liked it
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Thank You very much, my friend!
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The leaves look like a fine lace work. The image has something solemn and too ethereal ... das ist wunderschön.
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Dankeschön! Da muss ich nochmal hin: da stehen noch mehr interessante Dinge. Eine 800 Jahre alte Linde usw...
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Gern geschehen, lieber Freund. Tolles Bild.
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Thank You very much, my friend!
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Thank You very much! It was hard to take - trees everywhere and no good light! I have to go there again earlier...
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It looks brilliant though. Brooding and threatening but kind of beautiful too. the use of the available light was spot on.
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I usually shoot at iso100 because infrared tends to be very noisy! Editing this ir stuff is a challenge
I would like to show you my way of editing infrared photographs using Photoshop CC and the NIK plugins Viveza 2 and Silver Efex Pro 2. I started about 10 years ago with infrared photography using a Fuji S3 Pro body and two Nikon lenses. Having not been satisfied with the endless exposure times, I bought a used Nikon D70 having taken lots of infrared photographs over some years. In 2013 I decided to buy a new Nikon D90 body and had it converted to 720 nm.
My newer infrared photographs are all taken with the Nikon D90 converted to 720nm by Optik-Makario, Germany. At the moment, I am using a 18-70mm and an 18-200mm lens by Nikon. I have used other lenses such as a 50mm, 105mm and even a 85mm Petzval lens too. Using anything other than the 18-70 and 18-200mm lenses make things a bit more complicated because I have to use the camera's liveview.
Now let's talk about how I edit an Infrared photograph...
Below is the original photograph fro for
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