Infra Red Test #2 by LouLouBell

Photography • Landscape • posted on May 01, 2006

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+G'day. This is number two of a series of tests with an infra red filter with my camera. The orange is the colour cast my camera gives it whilst my brothers camera9exactly the same) gives it a purple cast. Weird!! This was 1/5 second ISO400 F3.6. Cheers Lou

Comments (15)

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babuci

5:51AM | Mon, 01 May 2006

WooooW! very glowing picture! Cool test!

tonyhag

5:55AM | Mon, 01 May 2006

Very nice effect!

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Zacko

5:57AM | Mon, 01 May 2006

COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL!!!!! Oh my, that is just wicked. I gotta try my IR-filter one of these days...as soon as theres some leafs on the trees that is. I love the orange tone too. Really awesome test Louise. Have a crikey (???) gday!!! #:O)

FuzzyShadows

6:13AM | Mon, 01 May 2006

Very cool colors. I almost missed the person in the shot.

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SoulSearcherr

8:09AM | Mon, 01 May 2006

love it when ppl try the different..kewl job..S

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nattarious

10:31AM | Mon, 01 May 2006

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW!! what an IR shot shere! you captured one of the best moments i've seen with an IR in a while tho.. Look what the IR did to that Figure (HUMAN "MAYBE GIRL") lower right! it became out like a ghost tho.. I really love that shot.. and the tones, lighting colours specially the Orange Sepia is so pro.. Here is a big VOTE for you Louise :) And IRing ;) Have a wonderful day.

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Lledeline

11:25AM | Mon, 01 May 2006

IR is always fascinating

L8RDAZE

11:51AM | Mon, 01 May 2006

Nice one! The colors depend on the "white balance" setting used at the time. The ghosting of the the person is a result of the low shutter speed needed to capture IR images...you get alot of motion blur when thing move! Creates a wicked effect though!

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