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Vivek, My favorite is your son zooming on his bike...and I always enjoy your bird/duck photos.
Eleanor, The camera I used (D80) has a CCD sensor which has enormous sensitivity in near IR compared to the CMOS sensors from Canon. The NMOS sensor in 4/3rds and m4/3rds cameras (as in Cindy's G1-IR) is even more sensitive to IR (more than the CCD). This, in addition to how Nikon and Canon implemented their Bayer color filters determine the colors, I think.My favorite also. if you are shooting with the R72, how are you getting as much color as you're getting? I'm shooting with a 720 filter over the sensor and with the custom white balance I get very little color. eleanor
Since we are doing IR with many different cameras, how about a more fun with IR thread?
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Cindy this image (nice shot btw) reminds me so much of a whole series I did called "Downtown Houston in Infrared"....even did a book on the images. Shot straight up on all the buildings, did a lot of reflections in the glass, etc. IR does a wonderful fob with subject matter like this. Eleanor
Thanks, Eleanor. I love this kind of photography. This is a photo from the Mayo Clinic buildings, Rochester, MN. Do you have a link to photos from your Dallas set? I'd love to see them.Since we are doing IR with many different cameras, how about a more fun with IR thread?
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Don, These are all fantastic. The first one in the second set is my favorite.