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Cemetery Fun

I sometimes like dropping a fractal in the sky if the sky was especially flat. Was a cemetery near where I lived in Massachusetts. Converted Nikon D70.

u/AbsintheMindedFL — 16 hours ago
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Lucky Bay, Western Australia 720nm

Shot on an unconverted Nikon D7200 with a Hoya R72 and 18-55 kit lens.

Shot at 35mm, ISO 400, f/14, 30s

I stopped the aperature right down to try and keep the IR and visible in focus together.

I quite like the moody look but I'm very new to IR photography so would appreciate any tips on editing/process :)

u/Horror-Shopping-9692 — 1 day ago
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As the storms rolled through

A brief few minutes with sun breaks before I got hit with driving wind and hail.

850nm image captured a few days ago.

u/jasonf_00 — 3 days ago
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Asking about Cotton Candy pink foliage method.

I want to try to get cotton candy pink foliage in my portrait photography. Pink like this one.

- What is the cheapest way to get Cotton Candy pink foliage straight out of camera?

- So many article I found they using “Hoya G(X0) Yellow-Green” and stacking with another filter.

If I don’t have Hoya G(X0) Yellow-Green. Can I stack yellow filter and green filter instead?

I can’t find that filter in Thailand store.

- What is the easiest way to get cotton candy pink foliage without affect people skin?

If I use 590nm filter and do channel swapping instead, How it look like?

Thanks.

u/G3ckoSkin — 2 days ago
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Liquid Sky

Nothing to do with the film. Danvers State Asylum, Danvers MA. Shot this when they were allowing people up before redevelopment. I believe I shot this with a Minolta SLR and Ilford SFX200 film. I don't remember what the hell I did in post but always love the eerie quality it has. Eventually, I lived there for 2 years, 2013-2015.

u/AbsintheMindedFL — 1 day ago
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How to find recognise what IR modification my new (second hand) camera has?

I've ordered a cheap second-hand IR modified Canon EOS 550d from MPB and it arrives in a couple of weeks.

There was no information on the site about it beyond it being "IR converted".

How should I go about discovering exactly what kind of modification my camera has? I know the bare basics about shooting in IR and this will be my first venture into the world of IR.

I don't have the camera yet but if there's a way to roadmap how to get up to speed with it that means I can get shooting with the thing sooner then I'm all ears!

Thanks in advance.

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u/Aegr_Rotfedic — 1 day ago
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A green(pink)house

Patiently waiting for more foliage to be in bloom but one of the local greenhouses was covered in some eye catching vines.

u/BirdStenographer — 3 days ago