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Infrared photography

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Shredability
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Sep 27 2010 1:36AM
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family_vacation
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you you use an infared filter?
Sep 27 2010 1:41AM
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Shredability
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Na man, I'm just wondering the general consensus of inferred photography on ns. I didn't take the pic, but I really want to know how. I bought a "inferred filter" on ebay a little while ago but all it produces in deep red images and I was interested on post production.
Sep 27 2010 1:46AM
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*simba*
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I was looking into a Canon 7d that was modified to shoot only Infrared.
IMO it looks ill.
Sep 27 2010 4:57PM
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easiestEC
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that shit ill
Sep 27 2010 5:02PM
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that is fucking sick.
Sep 27 2010 5:07PM
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SeanTom
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i've been looking into getting my spare D200 converted for a while now. If my paychecks keep up i'll send it in for the operation soon.

The work it produces is so sick
Sep 27 2010 6:16PM
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skinnylove
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Anyone here ever shot infrared film? I shot one or two rolls, definitely fun to experiment with.
Sep 27 2010 6:18PM
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Slick.Rick
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Post production is fairly simple in photoshop. First adjust the levels and then mess with whatever else you think would make the photo better.
Sep 27 2010 6:24PM
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KarmaInitiative
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sick for night shots

on planet earth, they used infrared cameras at night so they could use massive infrared lights but the animals couldn't see it
Sep 27 2010 8:53PM
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Shredability
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whoa.... thats nutty
Sep 27 2010 10:16PM
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Octopus
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I believe to achieve the blueish effect in Photoshop, you want to swap the red and blue color channels. Here is a tutorial on how to do that.

http://lifepixel.com/digital-infrared/digital-infrared-photography-instructions.html
Sep 27 2010 10:49PM
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