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Infrared

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Etan Rozin 28-Mar-2004 18:45
A lot of it is trial and error. You can get some idea by using the exposure the camera suggests. It is measuring through the filter.
Stephen Brechin 23-Mar-2004 14:13
Great pics. How do you know how long the shutter needs to be open? My understanding is that you set up the shot without the IR filter, then put the filter on. But how do you know how long the shot needs to be exposed?
Etan Rozin 20-Jan-2004 00:09
The images in this gallery are created using an infrared filter (Hoya R72), they are then manipulated slightly in PhotoShop to emphasize the colors or switch the colors altogether.
Bryan Villamin 19-Jan-2004 21:33
hi, how did you make your pictures to look like this? i like it a lot.
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