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Bob Roach		12-Jun-2009 14:19
I just got a Dimage 7 on ebay(I don't have it yet) and I wonder do you set the camera to B&W. I know I need a Hoya 72. I'm really impressed with your work. Beautiful!

Daniella T.		06-Jan-2006 04:22
yep..the spooky face in the cloulds was pretty much as it is. I only burnt (darken) the left eye corner a little. the right eye, nose and nose arch as well as the mouth and head shape was there. really freaked me out when I saw it on the computer. Good thing I did not see it when I was there.

Cédric		05-Jan-2006 11:38
Wooooow ! Beautiful work, i really love these photographies ! In the one named Spooky Sky, there is a face appearing in the sky, was it post created or was it simply the reality ? In the last case, you were there at the best moment !

Bart Aldrich		20-Apr-2005 14:59
Great to see more of your fabulous, fantasy world. A fan!

Daniella T.		13-Apr-2005 22:40
night shot IR? what is your IR source at night? you use a IR illuminator?

Peter De Rycke		13-Apr-2005 18:03
Fantastic IR work !! I only focussed on nightshot IR, but now i will definitely start studying the colour technique !! Peter http://www.pbase.com/lightyear

Umberto		07-Dec-2004 11:00
Dear Daniella, first of all very and really very nice picture. I would like only understand how make color IR photos with minolta. Didnt uderstand. Did you take two shot 1 color without 89b (or 72r) and another in bw with filter then you merge with photoshop the 2 image ? Or what else. I made some test with kodak film (bw) without filter and result were not so nice.Then I bought the 89r and used it on my d5 with funny result. (some example here : first 4 are film all the others are d5 http://www.phototeca.it/landscape/gallery14) - Can u help me to undrestand ? Thx a lot - Ciao from Italy

Daniella T.		26-Oct-2004 05:18
well, you have different options. If you got the 7i for IR work only, you can have it fixed by replacing the hot mirror by a neutral glass in front of the ccd. Or you could sell the 7i and get a 7. I am not sure who does the modif for the hot mirror but if you ask in the dpreview Minolta forum I think some people had their's modified.

Cornell		26-Oct-2004 01:08
Bad news, but thank you! At least there is an explanation. I don't like when I don't understand something! You are very kind to offer your expertise. Thanks again. Cornell

Daniella T.		25-Oct-2004 04:44
hmmm sorry to bring you that news but the D7i is not as good for IR as the Dimage 7. The 7i and 7hi have a much stronger hot mirror making them less then ideal for IR work. they have a bright hot spot in the center of the photo. The fuzziness you see is also a result of the strong hot mirror.

Cornell		24-Oct-2004 19:55
Dear Daniella: I enjoyed your work very much and bought the Hoya R72 filter for my Dimage 7i camera. Thank you for steering me in this direction. I did get some results, but I am far from any good pictures. I do have a question. I have used the dimage in auto focus, aperture priority as well as in the manual mode. All pictures are shot on a tripod, but I don't seem to get the pictures looking focused (f = 2.8 T = 1 to 4 seconds, with mostly infinity (>20 ft) type scenes) no matter what? The pictures are all fuzzy (in auto or manual) regardless of what I do, and I do understand photography. The camera seems to like focusing through the filter just fine. As an observation, I can see that the IR pictures and exposures are sensitive and peculiar to the amount of light in the scene (kind of a funny effect), so I changed the exposure spot vs. weighted modes, but no matter what I do (including all things manual), I don't seem to get things focused after pushing the button? And it isn't me! Any ideas? Thank you much. Sincerely, Cornell

Bob Gilbert		16-May-2004 12:03
Danielle, Terrific work. Today I used my new Hoya R72 filter for the first time with my recent 828. Just starting on the long road to IR compency. I would appreciate if you could point me to a good learning source mainly for the work flow in photoshop in creating all of those variations you have captured in your gallery. I do read dpreview but would also be prepared to purchase a book, or a Tutorial by yourself tomove along at a structured pace. Thanks, will visit your gallery regularly to gauge my progress. Bob

Si�n Wynne Evans		01-May-2004 14:37
I'm looking at the photos taken with the Hoya R72 filter. How do you get some to come up as black & white and others with a hint of color?

Daniella T.		26-Mar-2004 00:39
You could use the Canon F1.8 lens as it is 52mm and the Hoya F72 in 52mm is only around 30$. The Canon 50mm F1.8 is also a good lens for IR.

Keith M.		24-Mar-2004 20:28
Well I solved the problem I was having. I am only posting again so that others may benefit from my suffering. The Issue I was having with the inability to mix the channels was caused by the use of the B&W 092 filter. It allowed more visible red light thru and this caused the blue and green channels to be significantly darker(almost black in some cases)than the red channel. Hence no data to mix in Channels. The B&W filter also doesnt produce the bright whites of the Hoya filter in monochrome images. So the moral is dont try to save $125 dollars on the purchase of a 77mm filter. Get the Hoya.

Keith M.		23-Mar-2004 18:37
Well I purchased myself A B&W 092 and a Hoya R72 and tried them on my D100 and it works very well. My problem is the color cast on the original image. I followed your workflow on you images and had no problem achieving similar results, however, I cant seem to get anywhere remotely close w/ my own images. When converted to B&W they look good(as best as can be expected in the Winter). Maybe you could suggest something. I am pulling my hair out. Regards, Keith http://www.pbase.com/crash620/infrared

Daniella T.		16-Mar-2004 06:48
No not all DSLR work for IR and ALL digital camera will need a IR filter in order to cut out the visible light. That is what I use, the Hoya R72 and it works by cutting most visible light and leaving intact the near-infrared light. Most DSLR are really bad for infrared. I don't even bother to use the filter with my 300D...just a waste of time since I have the Dimage 7 that does a much better job. The DSLR can't even focus with the filter on. With the Dimage 7 I have focusing and I also have a live preview of my IR scene.

Keith M.		16-Mar-2004 03:33
What IR filter are you using for the Original Photos? Does the Dimage7 Have an IR setting or will the addition of an IR filter to any DSLR work?

Anne		05-Mar-2004 22:20
Your pictures are amazing beautiful. I read your instrauction of workflow on IR photos, but could not find it again. Would you please tell me where it is? Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Anne

Brian Gustafson		28-Feb-2004 22:43
These are great! Brian. http://www.pbase.com/galleries/digidawg

shadepuppy		22-Feb-2004 12:34
Mesmerizing! I'm sorry the exhibit is over (before I even knew it existed), but your IR images are more stunning even than the actual mosaic creations. Your photographic vision is spot on, and your technique matches your vision. CJ

Sean Lensink		14-Jan-2004 20:59
Wow!! What a great collection of shots you have here. I am just beginning to experiment with the digital IR shots with my 10D and Hoya R72. Stop by and see my initial attempts. Regards, Sean http://www.pbase.com/lensink/digital_ir_infrared__10d .

AmyJane		23-Nov-2003 13:20
Lord, these are beautiful pictures!!! They are ethereal and magical. The colors are amazing. Really nice work! Amy

Cami		20-Oct-2003 13:57
Your infrared photos are absolutely gorgeous! I am new to IR; would you mind emailing me and sharing how you get the great color? Your work is very inspiring! Thanks for your help and wonderful photos, Cami

Conan Chung		24-Jul-2003 05:05
wow.....daniella , How a great gallery it is !! conan

Dan Chusid		23-Jul-2003 04:42
Wonderful clarity to your images. I just sort of found these through dpreview but certainly you have the knack with ir. - Drop by for a peek at my 'walls', Though they aren't ir's, I think you'll find a few to your liking.. Best Wishes! - DC

Daniella T.		22-Jul-2003 20:33
You want to learn more about infrared light? here are some very useful links for understanding near-IR, mid-IR and far-IR. What we record with our cameras is near-infrared which is not heat but reflected light from the sun that is pass what the human eye can see. http://www.gi.alaska.edu/ScienceForum/ASF8/840.html http://www.ipac.caltech.edu/Outreach/Edu/Regions/irregions.html http://astro.uchicago.edu/cara/about_cara/defn/irlight.html

mosaiculture		10-Jul-2003 13:56
Just beautiful images of infrared - I especially like the ones at the mosaiculture show - if you have a chance, please check out my images shot at the same exhibition on June 25th, 2003.

Marie-Claude Elie		07-Jul-2003 15:30
Hello, I am interested in speaking with the author of these photographs. Could you please send me your phone number so that I can speak with you? Many thanks, Marie-Claude Elie.

Brian		03-Jul-2003 18:02
Daniel, Hello, I just visited your pbase gallery and was floored!! Beautiful! Do you offer any information (instructions) on how to perform the IR and color combined photos you do. I would be willing to pay for the instructions, as I am sure that you have alot of time invested in perfecting them. I am just a digital hobbiest and am trying to do IR, but do not know how to get the color back into the photo. I am VERY NEW to IR. Thank You for your time. Brian Salyer bsalyer@kconline.com

Michael		15-May-2003 07:00
Wow! These are great... Could you please tell me how you managed to "switch" channels for the blue effect. I have been trying and trying and can't do it. Michael

Don Northup		27-Apr-2003 20:30
Hope you have been having fun shooting. Checking this out today, have to go now. Bye

Oleg Chermoshniuk		17-Mar-2003 20:14
Great IR pictures, Daniella ! Keep up the good work.

Jal		06-Feb-2003 19:57
Beautiful gallery Daniella. Nice compositions. Jal

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