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Submitted: May 5, 2010
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Make:NIKON CORPORATION
Model:NIKON D80
Shutter Speed:1/125 second
Aperture:F/7.1
Focal Length:18 mm
ISO Speed:100
Date Taken:May 3, 2010, 10:08:41 PM

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The Last Tree...by *DGE-Photography

Photography / Abstract & Surreal / Surreal

Shot in the Malvern Hills..
My Infrared Gallery => [link]

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*Cultivated-Arrogance Jan 8, 2011 Hobbyist Photographer

Lovely!

~crux-ansata May 13, 2010 Hobbyist Photographer

This is beautiful!
I'd love to do IR photos that are as bright white as yours...

*DGE-Photography May 13, 2010

Thank you

Getting the whites 'white' is all about getting the white balance right - do you make your own custom whitebalances for IR?

~crux-ansata May 13, 2010 Hobbyist Photographer

Yes I make my own custom wb. I use a photo of green grass I once took. Sometimes it works good sometimes it won't. Mostly I have a 'brown stain' ...
I uploaded some of my IR pics if you'd like too see what I mean...

*DGE-Photography May 13, 2010

I've just had a look at your IR pictures. I think you are doing things right but one of two things is happening.
1) They look like they were taken on a day where it was overcast or where the IR rays are not very strong?
2) Im not sure if the Canon 1000 you are using is very sensitive to infrared light (Nikons are usually much better than Canons for this)
Also I would recommend setting the white balance outdoors using real grass - you have then set it for the conditions as they are on that day

~crux-ansata May 13, 2010 Hobbyist Photographer

Thank you for your advice

Well sun was shining when I took the photos...
I'll try again next time the sun is shining

*DGE-Photography May 14, 2010

I think then that the problem may be that your Canon is not very IR sensitive - but good luck

~crux-ansata May 16, 2010 Hobbyist Photographer

Sun was shining today and I'd say I'm making progress. What do you think?

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I think my problem is to find the correct exposure for the custom wb picture..

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