welcome back, marnie! work gets in the way sometimes, doesn't it.
perhaps because infrared film is a lot more grainy. real CCDs are very sensitive to infrared
with the protective screen removed. i remember somewhere a person doing
conversions on Canon (D30?) units to remove the IR filter and replace it
with a IR bandpass filter that allowed no visible light to pass. this was a
permanent replacement unless you sent the camera back to them to put back
the original filter.
Herb...
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Interesting pics. The first one is cool. The second one reminds me of "Collinwood" (blast from the past, I have rented Dark Shadows through Netflix).
But somehow doesn't look REALLY like Infra-Red.
Think digital still has a way to go to match film in all respects.
