Straight outta the camera...no post except resizing to 800 x 600

First was taken late yesterday

Because of the low shutter...some of the branches are blurred (a bit windy!)

Definitely have to use a tripod....again because of the slow shutter speeds needed.

Still need to experiment some more...but I'm likin' the effect...a whole lot!

Welcome to the IR club Joe! :m_thumbu: Some nice test shots there, esp. the last. As you saw with the first one, late day photos don't show the Woods Effect so much. How did you set the White balance? I must say I rather like the straight out of the cam colors. Show us some more when you play around some more! :m_bouncy:

Wow Joe.That last one is really wonderful.

I gotta get me one of those!

Hope you'll share more...

" Photography appears to be an easy activity; in fact it is a varied and ambiguous process in which the only common denominator among its practitioners is in the instrument. "-Henri Cartier-Bresson

Hey Joe.. hehe am Joe too So Joe+Joe = Joes?  :laugh:

I agree with Marline tho.. All of them are so beautifull.. And i like the last one most of all.. Thanks for the posts and hope to see more..

JOE

Mine looks like 100% disaster!...You can ask ... What a... heck that!!??    My hubby calls it " very individual" ...(how sweet he is)  I call it a "vivid side of IR "

seeya

I love the third one best. The filter makes the bridge stand out wonderfully.

tripod is strongly reccomended in this kind of shots!

good start and white balance settings... cannot understand the cyan "reflection" on some leaves... i love the fourth,  it shows at best the infrared effect!

You can see how postwork is needed though. Joe definitely is getting a central hot-spot like I do, though not a severe. Tunde, I actually really like yours. Very otherworldly. If you don't like the colors, set you camera to B&W mode. ;]

Forgive my ignorance,but do they all come out looking like Tunde's if not set to B/W mode?

I always assumed it would make everything red,lol.Shows how little I know!

Kirk, Spock, McCoy, and  Ensign Gomez beam down to a planet. Which one isn't coming back?

if you set the white balance of your camera (for example to the grass), you'll obtain white grass and yellow skies...

if you'll set to "auto" probably you'll obtain a total red image... nothing to do with it...

if you'll set to "tungsten" you'll be able to obtain orange skies and pink foliage...

:)

just play with it

Thanks May.

I'm not surprised you'd know that.You take some of the most beautiful IR pix I've ever seen.

"Oh bother!" said the Borg, as they assimilated Pooh.

At Kingston Locke on the Delaware-Raritan canal near Princeton.

Find its sometimes hard to compose the shot, as the LCD is useless with the IR filter on.  The G6 has a glass viewfinder that is NOT thru the LENS (more of a reference frame) 

A li'l more work...but WORTH the results! 

Nice one Joe. Yep, those cyan highlights are odd but cool! =]

Nice pictures, nice garden, nice...

Thanks for the tip,buddy. ;^)

Lovely shots,Mr. D.Especially the portrait.

A truly wise man never plays leapfrog with a unicorn.

Seems all the IR info i posted here in forums is gone, including explanations about why the colors do what they do. You didnt happen to save all that info did you Twopynts?

Ah, found it.... All the info i posted is near the bottom and on page 2.

http://market.renderosity.com/mod/forumpro/showthread.php?message_id=2594140&ebot_calc_page#message_2594140

Thanks for "re-finding" the info and the link. :) We either make ourselves happy or miserable. The amount of work is the same. -Carlos Castenada, mystic and author (1925-1998)

do luv this effect..
very surreal, fascinating.. nicely done joe
& good link to add to see the effects with color filters
castaneda sets the mood..