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D50, 1/20, f3.5, 18mm, ISO200, Infrared
"infrared" (simply saing) is a sort of filter like an UV or Polarizer, it does not pass some sort of light waves - just an infrared waves (but i'm not sure for 80% even). classical effect is that the leaves are not green (dark) but light - it depends of post process. i use manual white balance with filter on measured on white paper. then i shift colour chanels in PS (shift red with blue) and thats all - maybe some contrasting and sharpening is needed :)
photo without chanell shift - http://www.treklens.com/gallery/Europe/Poland/photo146206.htm
photo with white balance set in PS on leaves (chanel shift also) - http://www.treklens.com/gallery/Europe/Poland/photo150633.htm |
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Hi Kuba,
these IR series are so amazing...just one question - is it real infrared, or som pp work?
take care, Ivana
Hi Kuba,
Am just discovering your photos. This is dramatic in composition and colouring. I don't see an explanation of your infrared technique in any of your pics - I guess I'll have to read up on it elsewhere.
John
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Land in Fantasy... Infrared effect are so amazing!
Wong
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