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Diner for One (IR)
Image Title:  Diner for One (IR)
 
 By: Chris M.  
  Copyright ©2003



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Photographer Chris M. {K:2049}
Project #21 Alone Camera Model Canon G1
Categories Photoart
Still Life
Infrared
Film Format
Portfolio Infrared
Lens Canon G1 Fixed Lens
Uploaded 5/2/2003 Film / Memory Type digital (ISO 50)
    ISO / Film Speed 0
Views 4286 Shutter 5.0 sec
Favorites Aperture f2.2
Critiques 16 Rating
5.40
/ 8 Ratings
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About I played god and turned red wine into white wine ;-)
No joke, what you see is a glass of red wine standing on black velvet.
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There are 16 Comments in 1 Pages
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Aguinaldo Vera-Cruz   {K:326} 5/2/2003
An excellent composition !!!

Chris: Could you explain me(by e-mail if you wish and you don?t mind) a little bit better the way you transform the digital photos to IR ? You use to do it in B&W too ? Thanks in advance Aguinaldo


Jean Luc LERY   {K:4975} 5/2/2003
Very nice composition.Regards Jluc.Cheers


Chris M.   {K:2049} 5/2/2003
Hi Aguinaldo,

the main trick is to shoot in color (even, if you want IR in B&W) and use custom white balance. Also important is to use a manual levels adjustment for each color channel separately in Photoshop.
But if you want to shoot IR color images (without later B&W conversion), the filter choice is very important too ... the Hoya R72 is the best for IR in color.

For tips in general about digital IR shooting, visit Jeremy McCreary's site:
http://www.cliffshade.com/dpfwiw/ir.htm

Mail me, if you have further questions ... g1-fan@arcor.de ... btw ... congratulations for the D100, a good IR cam :-)

Greetings from Germany
Chris


Luis Costa - Lucaz   {K:9205} 5/2/2003
Very nice work, regards!


Murat Baysan   {K:1947} 5/2/2003
Great composition and tone regards murat


Jeremy Grigsby   {K:574} 5/2/2003
Great IR shot. Really romatic feeling to this shot. Very nice.


Carole Bradford   {K:10715} 5/2/2003
This is wonderful with great emotional appeal! Thanks for explaining your technique - great!


Zacarias Mata   {K:359} 5/3/2003
Good photo!


Edeltraud Vinckx   {K:5559} 5/3/2003
wonderful composition


Tuomas L   {K:190} 5/4/2003
Very nice shot with good composition


edmond lisy   {K:10311} 5/4/2003
Great mood and lighting, a sad title !!


Dirck DuFlon   {K:35779} 5/6/2003
Wow - interesting effect! I wouldn't have thought to shoot IR in candlelight! The velvet looks more like silk, and the way the wine came out is amazing. Good job!


john amore   {K:14015} 1/8/2004
your the best chris


Chris M.   {K:2049} 1/10/2004
Wow, merci John!


Lori Stitt   {K:74437} 2/22/2004
Hi Chris,

This image is sooo different! I'm going to have to get an IR filter for sure! (hope I can find on for the Canon G2) I love the way they come out! This image almost has an 'eerie' feel to it! Hard to believe that's black velvet, amazing!
Lori :)

ps...the bird you commented on is a Blue Headed Pionus! A really neat bird! :)


Chris M.   {K:2049} 2/22/2004
Hi Lori,

you can use the same filter on the G2 too and get similar results, but the shutter times will become longer and the G2 tends to produce a soft center spot in IR, which is brighter than the edges ... but this could be corrected in Photoshop.
Search the Canon forum at www.dpreview.com to find further info about this ... search for "G2" and "R72" and/or "IR".

Greetings from Germany

Chris


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