Pictures of First IR-photo - Ricoh KR-10 Camera

Photographer	Tim Bronkhorst {K:9391}
Project	#43 Unusual Vision	Camera Model	Ricoh KR-10
Categories	Cityscape Alternative Process Infrared	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	25-50mm f4-22
Uploaded	10/7/2004	Film / Memory Type	Kodak HIE
		ISO / Film Speed	0
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Favorites	1	Aperture	f/4.0
Critiques	5	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - Amsterdam State - NOORD-HOLLAND Country - Netherlands
About	It already stands for a long time in my bio, I'am trying some IR photography. Well today I'll share my first findings. It has been very difficult to reach the print. I had to get a red filter first and that took half a year to arrive all the way from a German factory. All that time the film had been waiting, so the quality of the film wasn't to good anymore. But now I finally have the first prints, self made so I would be able to make some corrections. I found it very hard to reach a kind of acceptable print. But this is the result, tell me what you think. Greets Tim.

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CorrieLynn Jacobsen {K:9882} 10/7/2004

Great job! Ir is difficult to shoot! I'd say that for your first attempt you've done amazingly well. We used to mess with Ir a lot in school...and trust me, they NEVER turned out this well!

Stefan Engström {K:24473} 10/7/2004

How does the negative look? I haven't tried this myself but I know that it can be difficult to estimate exposure.

Tim Bronkhorst {K:9391} 10/8/2004

Well the negative had strange looking dark spots at the edges, that normally don't get any light. I'am afraid the film has been near a heat source or something.

Hugo de Wolf {K:184670} 10/9/2004

Hi Tim, Nice experiment. I've never tried tIR photography, so I can't really comment anything useful, but I do appreciate your quest to push the envelope! Good job, keep it up!

Cheers,

Hugo

david cunningham {K:8255} 10/13/2004

tim...

very cool shot. i've never tried any IR but i've been toying with the idea. great composition. regarding a comment you made on one of my shots, yes it is great shooting a model who knows what they're doing. Richard Avedon and Greg Gorman are my two favorite photogs and shooting in the studio is a rush for me. i was supposed to visit amsterdam last week but the person i was travelling with had to cancel and the trip fell apart.

david

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