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Michele Lostia
{K:1126} 11/4/2003
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This is a great image, Chris. The channel shift makes it look a bit like snow, which gives it great atmosphere.
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luisa vassallo
{K:28240} 11/4/2003
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magica!
Sembra il bosco delle fate!!!!
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Felipe Rodríguez
{K:9200} 11/4/2003
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Hi, Chris, nice to hear from you again!
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Chris M.
{K:2058} 11/5/2003
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Hi,
thanks for your nice comments!
@Felipe:
Thanks, not much time for photography since months :-(
But I'll keep on ... when I find the time :-)
Yesterday I got a great idea for a new IR image, but that's something special ... not an easy task ... a special weather is needed ... I hope I'll get the chance before winter.
Greetings from Germany
Chris
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Zé Ovo
{K:7579} 11/5/2003
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Wonderful work!!!!
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Howard M. Parsons
{K:3496} 11/6/2003
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Very nice IR shot. I have experimented with IR also.
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Romulo Lubachesky
{K:11836} 11/8/2003
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Bela foto, acho que estou melhorando nas fotos IR, abraço!
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Zeev Scharf
{K:25093} 2/9/2005
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Hi Chris
Superb shot My friend,the IR effect achieved in the woods is excellent
What do you meean by "Shifting IR chanel"?
Many thanks for commenting "Lonely tree IR"
the shot was taken at 400 iso,while playing with the colors the grain was incrased
If you wish I can send you IR actions for photoshop
the cokin P007 and hoya 72 are quite similiar,what are the problems you have with this filter?
I added you to my friensds list
My best regards
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Alyazia Khaleefa
{K:1168} 1/2/2006
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Hallo Chris,
i looked at ur profile.. i realy do like the IR thing.. however,,,, i didn't understand how do u capture such effects?! is it type of filters, lens, film or wut?? sorry i'm not that good.. i only take shots that attrachts me.. i really want to learn more! can u explain more?? thanx!
btw, i'm using Canon 20D does it make any diffrence??
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Chris M.
{K:2058} 1/2/2006
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Hi Alyazia,
for IR photography you'll need a filter ... the Hoya R72 is the one I use.
To learn the basics of digital IR visit dpfwiw.com/ir.htm
With a Canon 20D it is possible, but it's very difficult and you'll need bright sunlight, because this cam is not very IR-sensitive. Have a look at my latest IR image "In Memoriam" ... it was taken with a 20D. If you should try it yourself, you'll have to know, that you have to overexpose about 5 f-stops with the filter attached ... and always shoot in RAW.
Greeting from Germany
Chris
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