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First attempt at IR

el_loco_blanco · 2009-03-15 20:13:15

Hi All I would some comments on these Photos. They are my first attempt at Infrared photography. I would love to know how to get greater contrast in the b&w versions.

15-03-2009 9:13pm

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el_loco_blanco

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Hi All

I would some comments on these Photos. They are my first attempt at Infrared photography. I would love to know how to get greater contrast in the b&w versions.

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#2 15-03-2009 9:24pm

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were these shot on ir film, or converted dslr, or normal slr/dlsr with ir filter?

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#3 16-03-2009 10:52pm

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It looks like the pictures were taken late in the day. You really need plenty of sunlight to get nice, contrasty IR shots (not always possible here in Ireland). Try to have the main subject in a composition in sunlight, preferably with the sun shining behind you.

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#4 17-03-2009 8:07am

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Thanks Mel.... and Mon....

The photos were taken in the morning about 8am The sun was very bright at the time but maybe not intense enough. They were taken with a Dslr with a IR filter attached.

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#5 17-03-2009 8:22am

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the second one is deadly.

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