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Infrared Fun with Achromatic MF DB's
- Thread starter algrove
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Vivek
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Lou,
The debris, is it from your PP or on the sensor?
The debris, is it from your PP or on the sensor?
GrahamWelland
Subscriber & Workshop Member
That's just a dirty sensor. Also hood/filter holder creeping in top right. I'm sure that it was just a quick edit/post with little or no PP.
Forgot to clean up the dust.
Today around Ridgway. Since the leaves are not great here as some mention due to a late May snowstorm which killed first growth leaves and having scond growth leaves looking more gray than any other color I have resorted to IR to salvage my trip.
Alpa STC, HR40, 093 filter
Alpa STC, HR40, 093 filter
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Vivek
Guest
Focus also may be off. IR focus is most likely different than the visible light focus for this lens.
That's the excuse I used as a teen when my Mom came to check up on how well I cleaned up the house. :ROTFL:
Would love to see more IR images from the Achromatic back.
Dave (D&A)
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OK Gerald, it seems the ball is again in my court.
STC, S-K 150, 093 filter, still not home but this MBP might have given me enough detail to clean this one up.
I used to have cows myself and could not pass this one up. During this photo the cowboys had a heifer get loose and she ran directly at me from 150 meters away down the fence line. Luckily, at the last second the herd dog cut the cows path off 5 meters in front of me. I was getting ready to jump the fence, but kept wondering what would happen if I jumped over the fence with the camera and tripod coming along with me.
After the event the dog came back to me and sat at my feet for many minutes and yes I thanked the doggie with much appreciated passion.
STC, S-K 150, 093 filter, still not home but this MBP might have given me enough detail to clean this one up.
I used to have cows myself and could not pass this one up. During this photo the cowboys had a heifer get loose and she ran directly at me from 150 meters away down the fence line. Luckily, at the last second the herd dog cut the cows path off 5 meters in front of me. I was getting ready to jump the fence, but kept wondering what would happen if I jumped over the fence with the camera and tripod coming along with me.
After the event the dog came back to me and sat at my feet for many minutes and yes I thanked the doggie with much appreciated passion.
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